Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program
Program Overview
The CNA program provides a comprehensive introduction to the nursing field, equipping students with essential skills such as patient care, basic procedures, and communication techniques. Students gain 60 hours of classroom theory and 100 hours of supervised hands-on clinical experience, preparing them for real-world scenarios.
This program is an excellent starting point for a nursing career, offering a solid foundation and a pathway to further education and specialized nursing roles. With the growing demand for healthcare professionals, becoming a CNA opens numerous opportunities in hospitals, long-term care facilities, home health care, and other medical environments.
Key Benefits of the Program
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60 hours of classroom instruction covering essential theory
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100 hours of supervised clinical experience in real healthcare settings
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Comprehensive training in patient care, safety, and communication
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Preparation for the CNA certification exam
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Pathway to advanced nursing education and specialized roles
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Development of professional skills and workplace readiness
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Flexible scheduling options for working students
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Supportive instructors with real-world experience
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Opportunities to network with healthcare professionals
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Emphasis on compassionate care and patient advocacy
Course Content
Modules:
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Introduction to Nurse Assistant
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Patient/Resident Rights
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Communication / Interpersonal Skills
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Prevention and Management of Catastrophe & Unusual Occurrences
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Body Mechanics
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Medical and Surgical Asepsis
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Weights and Measures
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Patient Care Skills
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Patient Care Procedures
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Vital Signs
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Nutrition
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Emergency Procedures
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Long-Term Care Patient/Resident
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Rehabilitative (Restorative) Nursing
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Observation and Charting
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Death and Dying
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Patient/Resident Abuse (Recognition & Reporting)