What is the best way(s) for the nursing assistant to articulate professionalism when leaving a job? Select all that apply.

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When leaving a job, the nursing assistant (NA) best articulates professionalism by giving their employer at least 2 weeks' notice so that arrangements can be made to cover the shifts. The NA should write a letter stating the intention to leave the job and thanking the present employer for the opportunity to work at the organization. The NA should leave in good standing to maintain a good relationship with the employer, in case the NA needs a job reference or wants the opportunity to return to the employer. It is not professional to tell coworkers about the new job's salary and benefits because this could lead to others wanting to leave the facility and could harm the clients needing care. It is not professional to keep items provided by the employer, unless the employer gives permission.

What Is the Best Way(s) for the Nursing Assistant to Articulate