Healthcare Aides & Assistants
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Learn from experienced registered nurses
If you love helping others, working hard and seeing that bright smile on a patient’s face, you may want to consider a career as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA). A CNA is responsible for meeting the basic needs of our most vulnerable people. This rewarding job can also be a step towards a future nursing career.
Learn from experienced registered nurses
If you love helping others, working hard and seeing that bright smile on a patient’s face, you may want to consider a career as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA). A CNA is responsible for meeting the basic needs of our most vulnerable people. This rewarding job can also be a step towards a future nursing career.
CARE. KNOWLEDGE. TRAINING.
The nursing assistant program is offered at several locations, with opportunities for clinical practice in area long-term care facilities.
Other nursing assistant classes are available to increase the student’s knowledge and marketability.
- The HHA (home health aide) class instructs the CNA how to help elderly, convalescent, or disabled persons live in their own homes instead of in a health care facility.
- The RA (restorative aide) class trains the CNA to assist therapy departments in long-term and acute care facilities and to carry out rehabilitative care plans in the client’s home.
- The CMA (certified medication aide) class allows the CNA student to pass medications and treatments to long-term care residents.
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Kansas residents can earn scholarship dollars to cover expenses and learn for free
by completing an eligible associate degree or certificate under the Kansas Promise
Act Scholarship. Contact the Scholarships Department to find out more about the Kansas Promise Act Scholarship.
