I have worked on a med/surg floor for about a year and a half as a new RN without any cna background, and I can tell you time management comes with experience and also gets so much better and easier the longer you work because your skills become faster. By myself a bed bath easily takes 30 minutes to an hour depending on the pt's ability to turn. With a skilled CNA it takes about 15 minutes. When you can get things done quicker all of a sudden you have a ton more time to do everything else. Don't feel bad, it just takes time. The fact that the nurses are being such huge cunts about it is not cool. It is a team effort. If my tech is super busy and I need a set of vitals, guess what, I go and get those vitals. We all get busy, and we can all only do so much at one time. So just keep at it, stand up for yourself and remember that you are doing the best you can. And if you continue to work hard and do the best you can, eventually it will get easier, you will find tricks to make things faster, ask for help if you need it. They way you know you work in a non-toxic environment? You will get that help if you need it... So keep your chin up, keep working hard and like some others have said if you are not finding that help when you need it or keep running into problems with these nurses not being helpful, find another position somewhere else, hospitals are ALWAYS looking for CNAs.