Upcoming Courses
Summer: July 28, 2025
Fall: September 29, 2025
Certified Nurse Aide Training – 2.0
$1,860.00
– 7 Week Blended Online & Instructor-Led Training
– Self-Directed Course via Cinematic Health
– Hands-on Simulation Lab & Nurse Aide Residency
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| Nurse Aide Training 2.0 | – 7 Week Blended Online & Instructor-Led Training – Self-Directed Course via Cinematic Health – Hands-on Simulation Lab & Nurse Aide Residency |
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What's Included
- Cinematic Health Interactive, Self-Directed Curriculum with Virtual Textbook
- American Heart Association CPR First Aid AED Training
- Blood Pressure Cuff and Stethoscope
- Full Set of Scrubs
- Certificate of Completion
- Eligible for 100% Tuition Assistance
Also Available
- Job Placement Assistance
- Tuition Payment Plan
Enrollment Requirements
- Nurse Aide Training Application
- Math & English Entrance Exams
- Physical Exam w/ 2 – TB Screenings, COVID & Flu Vaccinations
- Background Check (does not automatically disqualify)
Schedule/Curriculum
Week 1
Section 1 – Orientation Overview (4 hrs)
Chapter 1 – Welcome To The Course
Chapter 2 – Your Role
Chapter 3 – Issues of Aging
Chapter 4 – Communication
Chapter 5 – Legal and Ethical Responsibilities
Chapter 6 – The Healthcare Team
Chapter 7 – Your Workplace
Chapter 8 – Introduction to Test Preparation
Chapter 9 – The Final Word hands-on
Section 2 – Lily (4 hrs)
Chapter 1 – Admissions
Chapter 2 – Vital Signs and the Physical Exam
Chapter 3 – Overview of Injuries, Surgery, and the Musculoskeletal Disorders
Chapter 4 – Wound Care and Infection Control, Part 1
Chapter 5 – Infection Control, Part 2
Chapter 6 – Positioning, Rehabilitative, and Restorative Care
Chapter 7 – Bed Baths, Transfers, and Discharges
Chapter 8 – Test Preparation
Chapter 9 – Review of Section 2
**Laboratory Skill Day 1 – Initial Steps, PPE, Fire Safety (In-Person Learning; 7 hrs)
Week 2
Section 3 – Frank (4 hrs)
Chapter 1 – The Care Plan and Documentation
Chapter 2 – Reporting and Recording Objective and Subjective Information
Chapter 3 – Respiratory Support
Chapter 4 – Supporting Cardiovascular Care
Chapter 5 – Supporting Care for Cancer
Chapter 6 – Care for a Bedridden Resident
Chapter 7 – Hospice and Palliative Care
Chapter 8 – Emergency Care and End of Life
Chapter 9 – Test Preparation
Chapter 10 – Review of Section 3
Section 4 – Helen (4 hrs)
Chapter 1 – Working with Challenging Residents
Chapter 2 – Living with HIV
Chapter 3 – Grooming
Chapter 4 – The Compromised Immune System
Chapter 5 – The Infection Cycle and Facility-Based Infection Prevention Control
Chapter 6 – Helen’s Manic Episode
Chapter 7 – Restraints and Residents’ Rights
Chapter 8 – Test Preparation
Chapter 9 – Review of Section 4
**Laboratory Skill Day 2 – Basic Nursing Skills (In-Person Learning; 7 hrs)
Week 3
Section 5 – Martha (4 hrs)
Chapter 1 – Introduction to Diabetes and Obesity
Chapter 2 – Digestive System and Blood Glucose Management
Chapter 3 – Mealtimes, Special Diets, and Nutrition
Chapter 4 – Foot Care, Exercise, and Range of Motion
Chapter 5 – Working with Residents with Hearing or Visual Impairments
Chapter 6 – Pressure Ulcers
Chapter 7 – Morning, Afternoon, and Night
Chapter 8 – Revising the Care Plan
Chapter 9 – Test Preparation
Chapter 10 – Review of Section 5
**Laboratory Skill Day 3 – Positioning/Turning (In-Person Learning; 7 hrs)
Week 4
Section 6 – Timothy (4 hrs)
Chapter 1 – Assisted Living and Resident Sexuality
Chapter 2 – Introduction: Timothy’s Stroke and Change in Condition
Chapter 3 – Working with a Depressed Resident
Chapter 4 – ADL: Toileting, Bathing and Catheter Care
Chapter 5 – ADL: Skin and Nail Care
Chapter 6 – Mealtimes
Chapter 7 – Rehabilitative and Restorative Care
Chapter 8 – Test Preparation
Chapter 9 – Review of Section 6
**Laboratory Skill Day 4 – Transfer (In-Person Learning; 8 hrs)
Week 5
Section 7 – Stuart (4 hrs)
Chapter 1 – Introduction to Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease
Chapter 2 – Care for Moderate Alzheimer’s Disease – Part 1
Chapter 3 – Care for Moderate Alzheimer’s Disease – Part 2
Chapter 4 – Care for Moderate Alzheimer’s Disease – Part 3
Chapter 5 – Care for Severe Alzheimer’s Disease – Part 1
Chapter 6 – Care for Severe Alzheimer’s Disease – Part 2
Chapter 7 – Additional Care Measures for the Bladder and Bowels
Chapter 8 – Death
Chapter 9 – Test Preparation
Chapter 10 – Review of Section 7
Section 8 – Michelle (4 hrs)
Chapter 1 – Introduction to Developmental Disabilities
Chapter 2 – The Urinary System
Chapter 3 – Dialysis
Chapter 4 – Suspected Abuse
Chapter 5 – Reporting Abuse
Chapter 6 – Test Preparation
Chapter 7 – Review of Section 8
**Laboratory Skill Day 5 – Bathing, Grooming, & Dressing (In-Person Learning; 7 hrs)
Week 6
Section 9 – Beth (4 hrs)
Chapter 1 – Introduction to the Reproductive System
Chapter 2 – Pain, Shift Change, Wound Care, and Infection Control
Section 10 – Test Preparation (4 hrs)
Chapter 1 – Welcome to Section 10
Chapter 2 – Practice Test 10 A
Chapter 3 – Preparing for Clinicals
**Laboratory Skill Day 6 – Environment, Restraints, & Devices (In-Person Learning; 7 hrs)
Total Online Total In-Person
40 hrs 43 hrs
Upon completion of online learning and laboratory skill training hours, and all other administrative and financial requirements met, students, will be scheduled to conduct a minimum of 32 hours of clinical training as a nurse residency in our local long-term care facility.
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