What is "CNA"?

Answer by  Gabriel (2146)

It can mean a few things, like the Catholic News Agency or Certified Novell Administrator. Most commonly, however, it means Certified Nursing Assistant. A CNA is someone who works under the supervision of a licensed nurse, assisting in the basic care of patients. To become a CNA you must receive 150 hours of training.

Answer by  elynne (1153)

The initals CNA, usually stands for Certified Nursing Assistant. But it can also stand for a Certifed Nurse Anesthist. This is a registed nurse that has done master's level training and is allowed to perform in the role of an anesthist in the surgical room. Usually this is done during minor surgery