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CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT - 12 months
Being a successful CNA requires more than just clinical knowledge—it demands a strong set of personal and professional qualities. From compassion and patience to physical stamina and sharp attention to detail, these skills help CNAs deliver high-quality care while building trust with patients and collaborating effectively with the healthcare team. Here are the key traits that set top-performing CNAs apart.
Medical Terminology
Basic anatomy, infection control, patient rights, communication skills.
Foundations I
Basic anatomy, infection control, patient rights, communication skills.
Clinical Skills Integration
Bedside care, vital signs, hygiene care, feeding assistance.
Supervised Clinical Rotation I
Patient care in hospital or health center,
Foundations II + Special Topics
Geriatrics, mental health, medical ethics, cultural sensitivity.
Supervised Clinical Rotation II
Advanced patient care and departmental rotations.
Review & Assessment
Formative evaluations.
Final Assessment
Summative evaluation & Clinical Skills Assessment.
Basic Life Support (BLS) 6 Hours
BLS certification, or Basic Life Support certification, is essential for healthcare providers and others who may need to respond to emergencies. You can earn your BLS certification through organizations like the American Red Cross, which offers training that covers life-threatening emergencies, CPR, and the use of an AED. The American Heart Association (AHA) also provides BLS courses that train participants in high-quality chest compressions and appropriate ventilations.
Virtual Classroom 4 Hrs
In-Person Practical 2 Hrs
Theory & Practical Assessment 30 mins.
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