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Will being pregnant prevent me from passing a work physical for a cna job?
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Shouldn't: The longer answer is: it depends on the physical. If you are expected to do something dangerous to your unborn baby, then it will. But i can't imagine a scenario that you would be asked to do something that dangerous. Very important - let them know that you are pregnant up front. Always be clear so they can't say that you withheld information to get the job. Good luck and congrats!
Answered 12/9/2016
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