Cost:

• Registration Fee (non-refundable/non-transferable) - $150

• Nurse Assistant Training Program - $1,700

• Home Health Aide Training Program - $300 

• Continuing Education Units (CEU's) - $30 (2 hours of CEU's)

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Program Requirements: ​

• Physical examination and TB Test or Chest-Xray​ (valid only within 3 months (90 days) and submitted by Orientation Day)

• Live scan fingerprinting - (service offered on-campus)

• Basic Life Support (CPR) Training - (training offered on-campus includes CEU's for C.N.A.'s and H.H.A.'s)

• Influenza (FLU) vaccination - (submitted prior to course start date)

• COVID-19 Testing  (at the clinical training site)

• Proof of COVID-19 vaccination (submitted prior to course start date)

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Documents Required : (must be all original documents)

• Valid state driver license or identification card 

• Social security card

• U.S. passport OR  U.S. birth certificate  OR valid permanent resident card OR valid work authorization card

• Copy of high school diploma (transcripts will not be accepted) 

              *School entrance exam may be taken in lieu of high school diploma*

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NOTE: Physical examination , TB test or chest x-ray, and influenza (flu) vaccination must be submitted prior to the start of the training program. 

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According to data by the U.S. Department Bureau of Labor Statistics, job opportunities for certified nursing assistants is projected to grow 11 percent from 2016 to 2026, faster than the average for all occupations. As the baby-boom population ages, nursing assistants will be needed to assist and care for elderly patients in long-term care facilities, such as nursing homes. In addition, patient preferences and shifts in federal and state funding are increasing the demand for home and community-based long-term care, which should lead to increasing opportunities for nursing assistants working in home health and community rehabilitation services.