I am torn on what to do. job advice?

CNA work is very low paying no matter where you go for this kind of work. So your facility has made an effort to get you on their payroll by creating a temporary, and usually, low paying position. You won't get any benefits or vacation time, and that is the trouble. Too many such facilities will short-change anyone they can. So decide how you want your work career to go. But before quitting, be sure you already have the new job.