Personal Narrative: Full-Time As A Certified Nursing Assistant

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I work full-time as a certified nursing assistant with patients who have all types of medical conditions. My job description is to help feed and serve patients meal. Also, help with their daily living and keep them intact with their hygiene. Take their vital signs when I come in the morning. Of course I do a lot more, but most importantly, I observe any changes in patient's conditions or

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