CNA Mummas
I have a question for the aides. What is your patient to aide ratio. I'm just curious as to what it could be. At the hospital I work at, I feel sometimes as though we have way too many patients for the 2 aides we have on.
from 1-18 pts its 1 aide
from 18+ its only 2 aides
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I work at a nursing home so I'm not sure if is really the same as a hospital. Where I work now our ratio is
2 aids for every wing. The wings run between 15-30 residents. But if there is a call in or we need one on one staff they always pull fromt he easy wing. And if you are on the easy wing you are on your own. But we are pretty good about looking out for each other on our shift. We always make time to help.
Where i used to work it was 2 aids per 30 residents. The problem was we had exsesive call ins. And there, when you were short you were really on your own. There really wasn't anyone to help you.
TamiLee
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I work in a assisted living home and on the hall that I work on (very heavy) it is a 5-1 ratio.
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Here in oregon it changed this month and its something like 1 cna per 7 residents day shift and swing is 1 cna per 12 residents. During swing when I have 9 residents on the skilled hall it is a lot!