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The official CNA resume and cover letter guide

Writing your very own CNA Resume can be extremely successful. It's your first impression and to get the job, it needs to be a great one. Follow our proven steps to creating a top CNA Resume, and you will be ahead of your competition in no time. Lear the do's and don'ts to CNA resume writing and ensure your resume is the best.

We at the CNA Exam Cram have seen a plethora of CNA Study Guides come through our mailbox. Ever since self-publishing became a thing,...

Welcome to the CNA Exam Cram’s list of the top CNA Resources. Whether or not you are new CNA, preparing to become one or...
The the CNA exam Cram's free Practice Test

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CNA Tests and Skills Assessment

Becoming a CNA is a wonderful career. But before you start, you need to get certified and sadly, this costs money. But that doesn’t...
Military Scholarship for CNA

The good news is that the US military supports their troops and their Spouse. For those troops who are looking to transition into becoming...
Writing a CNA Cover Letter

Find out how you can verify your CNA license status and discover the different ways that you can renew it, in case it was overdue.

Learn how you can improve your CNA Resume by applying these quick and simple steps. Written by a trusted interviewer in the field, find out what they are looking for and how you can avoid common pitfalls.
New locations means that a CNA must get a new certification

Learn the best way to get your Certified Nursing Assistant Certification and licensure renewed and restored free of cost.
National Heathcareer Association's healthcare certification

Learn how to switch your certified nursing certification to a different state so as to continue practicing as a CNA no matter where you go in the United States.
CNA Skills Test set moving a pateint safely

For your next CNA skill set, make sure you learn how to appropriately transfer a patient from the bed, to the stretcher or gurney. This can be a very dangerous evolution and requires the utmost attention to ensure you minimize injury and risk to you and the patient.