What's In My Work Bag: CNA for 5+ years Night Shift Edition

I will be showing you guys what I think are the essential things that you would need if you are working night shift in a hospital to get through your shift smoothly. I have been working as a CNA in a hospital for a little over 5 years and I love it so much. Over the years I have found the things that help me get through my shift and I hope once you watch this it will benefit you also. Please don't forget to like and subscribe!

[@breewills2082]

Night shift worker here, I can relate to the struggle. Everything has to be close by for me too. I even have extra clothing in my locker for u know.. those days. I suggest baby wipes, I can't live without it. Coconut flavour anything is my medium. Calms me down when I wake up to go to work. Where did u get the almond butter? Btw no coffee/ coffee accessories? It's a must for me.

[@tgrey4827]

Pretty sure using white out is illegal. I was always taught you put a single line through a mistake, initial that and rewrite it. They are legal documents that can be audited. But maybe I am incorrect or this is just true where I am.

[@littleangels85]

I'm a night shift worker as well, full time. Im the same as you but we're called a PSW (personal support worker). I work in a nursing home and love it. My course was 36 weeks and pretty self explanatory & easy.

[@amaliasafaryan4256]

5 months just to get cna? mine was 5 weeks lollll