CNA Job duties in Florida

• CNA Job duties in Florida - Maryann
  • RMAs/CMAs usally work in physician offices as the office nurse. - CNAs work in LTC/Home Heath/Rehab/Acute Care. nm
  • CMA versus CNA - nn
  • I'm a CMA (certified medical assistant)... - sm
  • Well - sm
  • In Fl, RN and perhaps LPN only, but SM - CM
  • Not legally. In my state they can't give any meds, can hand the pill - me
    • CNA Job duties in Florida - Maryann
      • CNA is not a nurse and should in no shape or - me
        • I t hink a CNA has more clout than an MA, however - get the RN; more $$$$$$$

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If you are editing VR and give no feedback to MTs, than 3 cpl is low but the going rate for some companies.

If you are editing MTs and having to give feedback and everything else that goes along with QA - no it is not good pay.  You should be paid by the hour. 

Hope this helps!

personally I think they are abusing you, too many duties for a QA person that have nothing to do with QA (miscellaneous other things and answering the phones)......I'd want $20/hour at least!  *lol*

MT/ME here........not a QA person but am very interested in doing QA work....

Just changing back to radiology from oncology and I am looking into companies.  MDI Florida is hiring radiology transcriptionists.  Any information would be helpful.  I know they have a web site but I would like to hear from the people.  Do they have good benefits?  How about scheduling and accounts?  Do they pay or help out with the long distance phone calls?  Good management? 

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Has anyone worked for them?

like a vacation for them every day. We have annual passes to every theme park around here since we are a half hour away from them all including Disney, Universal, Sea World and Busch Gardens (1-1/2 hours). For those that want to know how we afford it (since I know it will be asked), Universal has a pass where you can pay monthly. Sea world and Busch Gardens had a 2 year special at Christmas last year that I bought as a Christmas gift. I pay $9 per person per month and free parking with the passes. The Disney passes we won. We go almost every weekend to one of them. In fact, grandma is checking into one of the Disney hotels for the weekend with them so they can go to the parks and then go back to the hotel to rest.

As for the vacation, it's a cruise. It's a big wedding for my closest friend (100+ family and friends are going) and I'm the maid of honor. We discussed it with the 3 oldest before we booked it. Last time we went on a "vacation" alone was when we moved my husband's grandfather down here 8 years ago. We had to go to Tennessee for 3 days, well actually 1 day, one day driving both ways. 

I have bought plane tickets on the internet.  You book your flight online and then you print out your tickets. It all worked out fine.    Are you a AAA member?  I have used them for our trip to Disney.  They took care of everything for us.  (FLIGHT, HOTEL, THE PARKS)

Would anyone who has gone to Disney in Florida recently give me an idea of how much money it takes?  My grandkids want this as a goal for saving money and I want to be as realistic as I can with them about the cost and what they need.  Thanks.

Please give me feedback on this company ASAP! Good/Bad? Thanks.

I have been asked to bid a hospital HIM/RIS account in Florida, which is outside my home state. Does anyone have an idea about the Transcriptionist compensation in Florida and/or the rate for transcription work there? I am in the mid West and know there is a difference.

Thanks,   looking for business

Happen to know of a University in Florida that sounds like Wetger's or Wetcur?  I cannot find anything remotely close. 

another area with a warm climate that doesn't experience SNOW!  LOL!

Thanks for the laugh on an otherwise dull Saturday.

I currently live in Houston and my husband's work might have us relocate to Florida here soon, around Panama City area.

I haven't talked to my work yet, but do most nationals pay any type of different rate when you live in an area with a higher cost of living? Also, what is the going rate for insurance there? We rent now, but will probably look to buy a house when we get there. I am not finding anything less than $260,000 that I am willing to move into. Is this the norm? Any info on the quality of the school districts would also be appreciated. Also, what is the gas, food, clothes, etc., prices like compared to my area? Any info would be appreciated.

Have you tried the realtor sites?  If you are looking to rent, use rent.com, apartmentguide.com, forrent.com.  Also, go online and look at the online newspaper for that area.

The price of real estate is ridiculous there because of the demand. We once looked at a mobile home and I kid you not, the insulation was hanging out the bottom, no skirting, chickens running around, and the neighbors horses within 5 feet of the back door (free flies too).  They wanted 800 a month with 2400 to move in.  Even the apartment prices are pretty high for what you get there. 

wear these shirts and jackets that say something like "hi, we love to help you" - and they look to run away from all shoppers questions...one has to get a manager for civility at Wal-Marts around S. Florida - this is THE TRUTH (been here 28 years).

ALL I EVER see is disgruntled Wal-Mart workers, never shoppers though.  But facts are facts, Wal-Mart has opened up 15 stores in China and China WILL be taking over the world but not in my lifetime.

Best of luck!! 

Garnier Fructis Sleek & Shine and/or Biolage Defining Elixir.  After I washing and towel drying, I apply about a quarter size amount and bye-bye frizzies.  Believe me, in the summer here, it's Bride of Frankenstein time - major frizzies!!  This really works for me.  Also, I use Bio balance condition from Bath & Body Works after shampooing, and that seems to help a lot, too!  Good luck. 

I feel your pain.