Program Information

This is just a temporary placeholder for basic enrollment details for a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program.

Program overview

• Prepare for entry-level nursing assistant roles in long-term care, hospitals, and home health settings.

• Curriculum covers patient care fundamentals, infection control, vital signs, mobility assistance, nutrition, communication, and basic clinical skills.

• Combines classroom instruction, skills lab practice, and clinical externship hours required for state certification eligibility.

Admission requirements

• Minimum age: 18 (or 16–17 with parental consent and state-specific approval).

• High school diploma or GED preferred; equivalent experience may be considered.

• Negative TB test or chest x-ray, and current immunizations as required by clinical sites.

• Criminal background check and drug screening may be required prior to clinical placement.

Program length and schedule

• Typical duration: 4–12 weeks, depending on full- or part-time options.

• Class schedules vary: daytime, evening, and weekend cohorts may be available to accommodate working students.

• Clinical rotations scheduled during program to meet state-mandated hours.

Tuition and fees

• Tuition and fees vary by cohort and location. Estimated costs include registration, tuition, textbooks, uniform and supply fees, state exam and certification fee.

• Financial aid, payment plans, and employer-sponsored options may be available for qualified applicants.

Certification and outcomes

• Program prepares students to sit for the state CNA competency exam (written and skills portions).

• Upon successful completion and state certification, graduates are eligible for employment as Certified Nursing Assistants.

• Employment assistance and job placement support may be offered.

How to apply

• Complete a program application and submit required documentation (ID, educational transcripts if applicable, health records).

• Attend an orientation or information session if required.

• Enrollment is contingent on meeting admission and clinical requirements.

Contact for updates

• This is a temporary notice. For the most current, detailed enrollment information, start dates, tuition amounts, and application deadlines, contact the program office directly.