Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program

• Communicate And Interact Effectively With Patients/Residents
• Assist Patients/Residents In Attaining And Maintaining Maximum Functional Independence. 
• Learn And Understand The Importance Of Respecting Patient/Residents Rights.
• How To Perform CPR
• Apply The Elements Of Infection Prevention Measures
• Assisting With ADLS

Finish in 4 – 8 weeks

What’s required:

• Minimum age, 16 yrs old
• Driver's license (or government-issued ID)
• SSN card
• HS diploma, or GED or transcript of highest grade completed (Not required but recommended)
• CPR certification (if you do not have a current CPR certification, we provide CPR at a discount for CCHT enrolled students)
• TB with negative results within the past 6 months (if you do not have a current TB  negative result, you will be required to obtain prior to the end of the first week of class)
• Vaccinations - COVID, Influenza, and Hepatitis B (if you do not have either, you have the option of signing the declination form)

View our FAQ page for frequently asked questions and additional information! 

The average hourly wage for a Certified Nursing Assistant in the United States is $17 as of January 2023, with a typical range between $15 to $18 per hour.  While the typical hourly range is standard, the hourly wage increases with agency assignments.

You can begin your future today!!