2021 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES
AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER 2021
August 31st: 7a-5p: First Class
September 1st: 3p-9p
September 7th: 7a-5p
September 8th: 3p-9p
September 14th: 7a-5p
September 15th: 3p-9p
September 20th: Clinicals: 7a-7p
September 21st: 7a-5p
September 22nd: 3p-9p: LAST CLASS
CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE DESCRIPTION
A more detailed look at what a CNA does!
As a CNA, you will deliver high quality compassionate care to your patients while wearing many hats. Your main role is to provide safe basic care to patients. This may include; bathing, dressing, toileting, vital signs, ambulation, feeding, and assisting the nurse with procedures.
CNA's work together with people across all levels in the healthcare industry.
As a CNA, you have the ability to make a difference in someones life.
CLARE CNA TRAINING CENTER
Become a Certified Nurse Aide in 84 hours!
The program is 84 flexible hours. The classroom/lab is located in Clare. The clinical practicum is TBA.
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PROGRAM DETAILS
Upon successful completion, you will be prepared to be employed in long term care settings, hospitals, home healthcare, hospice, emergency rooms, and many other settings.
Clare CNA Training is passionate about ensuring all students are successful by offering flexible schedules, small class sizes for individual learning as needed, and many different types of teaching methods for various learning types.
1200.00 per student. Includes text book and gait belt. Some financial assistance is available!
Dress: Clean Scrubs of any color and comfortable shoes.
Clare CNA will provide equipment needed to successfully complete the Michigan Model Nurse Aide Curriculum.
TESTIMONIALS
Word on the Street
What I enjoyed during the class: The class went along with my pace, and it allowed me to really retain all the information that I needed for the tests that were completed in the class. I'm very confident going into taking the state exam. The hands on learning helped embed the proper technique for different patient situations, and how Wendy explained why each step was important helped me understand each task better as well.
