Balancing College Life and CNA Work with Superb

Whether it's juggling class and extracurriculars or studying tirelessly for a final exam,
there is no doubt the college lifestyle is hectic. Many students studying healthcare professions
uphold schedules that are packed from day to night, leaving minimal time to devote to outside
jobs. This phenomenon brands ease as a hot commodity for college students. Additionally, it
establishes the position of the Certified Nursing Assistant as the premiere choice for nursing students.

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Not only does working as a CNA supply college students the necessary income, but it
allows for hands-on experiences and the knowledge that one is making a difference in the lives
of others. Superb Shifts provides this opportunity seamlessly for those with their CNA, CMA,
LPN, and RN licenses. They do so by granting the opportunity to work independently and on
one's own schedule.

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In many job positions, there is a set schedule and number of hours one must work a week.
This may become troublesome for college students, as they may have tests or projects that take
priority depending on the semester. Superb Shifts has removed this issue completely, by allowing
our active healthcare workers to choose both when and where they would like to pick up a shift.
Superb seeks to implement independence and ease into the lives of healthcare workers.
Beyond these benefits, they allow the opportunity to select rates, live by flexibility, and achieve
the best possible work life balance. Additionally, college students who choose the path of
working as a CNA find it to be a beneficial stepping stone while they are in school.

“I am grateful to be a CNA because I see things from this point of view, and this experience will keep
me humble when I become a registered nurse.” (Superb Healthcare Worker)

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When a college student embarks on their CNA journey, they are already fulfilling the
desire to make a difference in the world while at work. Superb builds upon this notion by
alleviating stress and providing the freedom to structure one's schedule as they please.

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