You can a facility like a nursing home that offers paid training and when you complete I believe it’s like eight weeks of training then the state will come in. They will watch you do your test on a dummy and if you pass, you become a CNA.

To increase your earning potential as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), you can consider pursuing additional certifications or specializations such as medication aide or home health aide. You can also look for CNA positions at hospitals or nursing homes that offer higher pay or shift differentials.

To work and get your CNA certification at the same time, consider enrolling in a part-time or evening CNA program that accommodates your work schedule. You can also explore online CNA programs that offer flexibility in completing coursework. Additionally, seek out employers who may offer tuition reimbursement or assistance for pursuing your CNA certification.

Utilize job search platforms like Jobcase, Indeed, and local healthcare facilities' career pages to find CNA job openings and certification programs that fit your schedule and career goals. Good luck!