Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
To become a certified nursing assistant, you need to complete 75 hours of training and pass a competency test. After you do this, your name is placed on a state registry of nursing assistants. CNA programs teach you to perform direct patient care and assist with medical procedures, such as range of motion exercises.
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Another option is a more comprehensive “patient care technician” program. In addition to the training you get in a CNA program, you’ll learn skills such as monitoring vital signs and collecting blood samples for testing.
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Everest Institute
Everest Institute offers flexible class schedules, supportive instructors, and dedicated career services to help you every step of the way. Everest Institute focuses on hands-on training so that graduates hit the work force running. Whatever program you choose, you can rest assured that Everest Institute is committed to your future, and your success. ... more
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Tucson College
With our modern facilities and latest instructional materials, Tucson College provides our students with a comprehensive and current career education.
Our faculty members not only have an academic background in the subjects they teach, but they also possess real-world experience in the workforce. This provides our students with a foundation that prepares ... more
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