CNA
A Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) training program prepares individuals to assist nurses and provide basic care to patients in various healthcare settings, such as hospitals, nursing homes, and long-term care facilities. Here’s a general overview of what you can expect from a CNA training program
1. Program Overview
Duration: CNA training programs will total 160 hours
Theory - 60 hours
Clinical - 100 hours
Format: Programs can be offered in various formats, including in-person, online with in-person clinical components, or hybrid.
We offer three distinct class options
Morning
Evening
Weekend
Online (Coming soon!)
2. Curriculum
Our CNA programs generally cover the following topics:
Basic Nursing Skills: Patient care, hygiene, and safety.
Medical Terminology: Understanding common terms used in healthcare.
Vital Signs Monitoring: Measuring and recording vital signs.
Infection Control: Practices to prevent and control infections.
Patient Rights and Ethics: Understanding patient rights, confidentiality, and ethical issues.
Communication Skills: Effective communication with patients and healthcare team members.
3. Clinical Experience
Hands-On Training: Includes practical experience in a healthcare setting, such as a hospital or nursing home.
Skills Application: Applying skills learned in the classroom under the supervision of a licensed nurse or instructor.
4. Certification Exam
Written Test: Assessing knowledge of patient care and medical terminology.
Practical Skills Test: Demonstrating proficiency in nursing skills.
Certification: Successful completion of both parts leads to CNA certification by the CDPH.
5. Program Requirements
Prerequisites: High school diploma
Applicant Must be 16 Y/O or Above
State issued Drivers License / ID / Passport
Copy of SSN Card / ITIN (Photocopy)
A background check and immunizations may be required.