NURSING ASSISTANT TRAINING PROGRAM

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This program is designed to prepare students for immediate employment in entry-level nursing roles and to support their long-term career growth in healthcare.

Program Outcomes
Graduates will be prepared to:

• Take the State Certification Exam for Nursing Assistants

• Deliver compassionate, high-quality patient care

• Apply basic clinical skills in real-world settings

• Communicate effectively with patients, families, and medical staff

• Work in various healthcare environments, including:

  • Convalescent homes

  • Skilled nursing facilities

  • Acute care hospitals

With a focus on both technical competence and patient-centered care, this program lays a strong foundation for those pursuing a future in nursing or related health professions.

To achieve certification applicants must successfully complete the minimum training requirements for California CNAs:

▪ 60 hours of theory (classroom) and

▪ 100 hours of supervised clinical training in a nursing facility.​​​​