The student will receive a workbook that is their’s to keep. The will receive a full breakdown, with hands on practice, of the 22 clinical skills, as well as a nursing information lecture that will help you to pass the written portion of the state test. The lecture will also give you a basic understanding of the medical field and what a CNA can expect in a real life situation. You are also allowed to attend as many additional classes as you wish prior to your test date.

We offer classes weekly and try and give a variety of options for our students and their busy schedules. The class is only 4 days long, over the course of one week. This course is not multiple weeks long.

No, this class is only a preparation course to assist you with passing the CNA state exam.

You can visit our website, which includes a full list of our available classes. You may register online, or you may come by the office during the week, Please call to set up an appointment so that you do not catch us while we are out of the office and one of our staff would be happy to help you. You may pay online, via a credit or debit card. You may also come in and pay with cash. We do not except personal checks.

The entire cost of the class needs to be paid in full on or before your first day.

No, you do not need to resister for the test, or the background before class. We will assist you with this during the class, in case you have any specific question.

Yes! Our students are students, most on the Pre-Med, Pre-PA, or Pre-Nursing tracks at University. They require contact hours. Local healthcare facilities have said positive things about our students and how well they are prepared for the real world with their training. 

Average amount of time is 30 days, from the time your state application and fingerprints are submitted for processing. You will receive any contact about your testing status via email.