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Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) are compassionate and resilient individuals who play a pivotal role in the daily life of their patients. They provide direct care in hospitals, nursing homes, and home care environments. With the chance to develop meaningful relationships with patients and improve their quality of life, a career as a CNA can be both personally and professionally rewarding.
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Nursing Assistant certification course
essential information

why pursue a career in Nursing Assisting
According to Salary.com, nursing assistants (CNA) in Indiana earn an average annual salary of $31,526 and work in one of the fastest growing professions. An estimated 36,600 new jobs will be needed in this profession by 2030.
about our certificate program
course topics
In the Certified Nursing Assisting program, the skills and topics you will learn include:
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The Roles & Responsibilities of the CNA
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Resident Rights
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Infection Control
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Medical Concerns and Safety
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Fire Safety
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Basic Nursing
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Activities of Daily Living
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Resident Environment
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Skin Care & Pressure Prevention
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Restraints

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Rehab & Restorative Services
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Oxygen Use
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Special Needs
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Mental Health & Developmental Disabilities
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Cognitive Impairment
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Common Disease & Disorders
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Admission, Transfer & Discharge
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End of Life Care
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Daily Responsibilities
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Protecting Your Profession

How to Apply

The application and enrollment process for our Nursing Assistant Certificate Program must be completed at least 30 days prior to requested program start date.
Apply on our Website
Schedule an Advising Meeting
Present Required Documents
Take Entrance Exam
Begin Class
Required documents for our Nursing Assistant Certificate Program are:
Proof of COVID Vaccination
Photo ID
Social Security Card
Birth Certificate
Health Insurance Card
Program Physical
Negative background check prior to the first day of class