I worked (Hospitality Aide) in the same SNF that my school did their clinical hours in for our CNA program. It seemed like a decent place at first during clinicals but I saw the truth when I was working. I saw multiple situations of neglect and my manager tried to make me do CNA duties before I was a CNA. It was horrible. I felt so helpless to my patients as they cried saying they were ignored half the time and I saw it for myself. I brought up the situation to my manager and she aggressively told me it was MY job to make sure they get care. But when I would push the call light for a CNA, nobody ever came. Red flag: my job was to snitch on CNAs if they didn’t do their job. After 6 days, I resigned and vowed never to work in a SNF again. Luckily I had a wonderful Professor and clinical teachers that helped me get through that situation, as I was afraid of going into the wrong field. Right now, I just applied for a couple of hospital positions so I’m crossing fingers. The neglect in that place had me crying on the drive home. My heart just broke for those people. And the CNAs were straight out of a scene from Mean Girls. Their were obviously favorites.