Health & Safety Education • Professional Training • Workforce Certification
Health & Safety Education • Professional Training • Workforce Certification
A Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) is an essential member of the healthcare team who provides hands-on care and support to patients in hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and private homes. CNAs assist with daily activities, monitor patient comfort, and work closely with nurses and medical staff. Becoming a CNA is a rewarding first step toward a career in healthcare.
The CNA LTC/HHA program at Health & Safety Education Training Center provides the core skills needed to deliver safe, compassionate care in home and facility settings. Our training program is designed to prepare students with the skills, knowledge, and confidence needed to succeed in today’s healthcare environment. This 91-hour program includes classroom instruction, hands-on skills labs, and supervised clinical training. Students learn basic nursing care, vital signs, infection control, communication, resident rights, and home health support.
Upon completion, students are eligible to take the state certification exam and begin a career as a CNA or provide in-home care as an HHA.
Successfully complete our state-approved CNA course.
Schedule and pass the state CNA competency exam.
Submit your application and required documentation to receive your official CNA certification, and become listed on the state registry.
Once certified, you are officially listed on the state registry and eligible to begin working as a Certified Nurse Aide.
Course includes CNA + HHA Deeming Course.
For students with an active CNA certification. Call for available dates.
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