What You'll Learn in Our CNA Course

Our program combines learning in class and hands-on practice to give you the skills you need. We follow all healthcare rules to provide top-notch training:

1. Basic Patient Care: Taking vital signs, helping patients move, providing personal hygiene, and keeping them comfortable and safe. 2. Infection Control: Proper handwashing, using protective gear (PPE), understanding isolation, and preventing the spread of germs. 3. Communication Skills: Talking clearly with patients and the healthcare team, documenting care, respecting different backgrounds, and reporting changes in patients. 4. Nutrition and Hydration: Helping patients eat and drink, understanding diet plans, and recognizing signs of dehydration or poor nutrition. 5. Patient Rights and Ethics: Protecting patient privacy, respecting their choices, and identifying signs of abuse or neglect. 6. Emergency Procedures: Basic first aid, CPR overview, and how to respond to falls, choking, and other emergencies. 7. Mental Health and Cognitive Issues: Supporting patients with memory problems and understanding their behavior.

Real-World Experience: Clinical Training in Action (Putting Skills to Use):**

Our CNA program includes clinical rotations in places like nursing homes and hospitals. You'll work under the guidance of professionals to apply what you've learned to real patient care, gaining valuable hands-on experience.

Getting Certified: Your Start to a Healthcare Career

After completing the CNA course, you'll need to pass a written and skills test, and undergo a background check and health screening to become officially certified and listed on the state registry.

Flexible Learning Options: Education That Fits Your Life

Our CNA courses offer various learning formats to suit your needs:

• Online Courses: Learn anytime, anywhere, at your own pace.
• In-Person Classes: Interact directly with instructors and classmates.
• Lab Practice: Get hands-on experience with nursing skills.
• Clinical Rotations: Learn in real healthcare settings.

We offer flexible schedules to accommodate your personal circumstances.

Your CNA Career Path: Rewarding Opportunities

As a CNA, you can find work in places like:

• Nursing Homes and Assisted Living Facilities
• Hospitals and Clinics
• Home Healthcare Agencies
• Rehabilitation Centers

Your tasks may vary depending on the workplace, but your goal is always to provide quality patient care.

Growing Your Career: Your Healthcare Journey Doesn't Stop Here

Getting your CNA certification is just the beginning. You can pursue further training to become a Home Health Aide (HHA), a Geriatric Nursing Assistant, or even continue your education to become a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) or Registered Nurse (RN).

Ready to start your healthcare career? Our CNA course provides the knowledge and skills you need to become a valued healthcare professional!