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How difficult is the stna class and test to be able to work i'n a hospital or nursing home?
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STNA: I am not a nurse. But my understanding is that it is not difficult to complete State Tested Nursing Assistant courses. I would talk to a SNAC certification program or other nursing assistants to learn more about work opportunities.
Answered 5/20/2020
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