Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) earn an average annual salary of $38,130 in 2024, with regional variations influenced by experience, location, and facility type.

Transitioning from registered nurse to physician assistant requires a graduate degree, licensure, and clinical training, leveraging existing healthcare experience for expanded patient care responsibilities.

Pharmacy technicians earn an average of $19.34 per hour, with salaries influenced by location, experience, and type of employer, particularly in hospitals versus retail settings.

Nursing professionals can enhance their skills and career opportunities through specialized certification in adult gerontology acute care, combining online coursework with hands-on clinical training.

Certified Medical Assistants (CMAs) manage administrative and clinical tasks in outpatient settings, while Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) provide direct patient care in nursing homes and hospitals.

Forensic nursing combines healthcare and law, with an average salary of $65,466 annually, growing demand, and essential roles in trauma care and evidence collection.