Nursing Assistant
The Nursing Assistant is a health care provider who plays an integral role in the facilitation of daily and at times nightly duties within the health care community. Once they have taken the C.N.A exam they are qualified to work in a variety of workplaces, including but not limited too: Assisted Living Facilities, Hospice, Major Hospital Networks, Nursing Homes and Private Duty. They are also a favorite of Nursing Registries and Agencies.
Upon successful completion of the program candidates are deemed eligible to take the Florida Sate Board Nursing Assistant Certification Exam.
Areas of Study include:
Introduction and Overview of Health care
Duties of the Nursing Assistant
Body Structures
Growth and Development
Rehabilitation and Rest
Understanding Patient care Assignment's
Discharging a patient
Nutrition Fluid and Diet Therapy
Infection Control
Vital Signs
CPR, AED, BLS, Infant Child and Adult
Special Procedures, Hot and Cold Application
Death and Dying
Care of Mentally Impaired/Alzheimer's Disease
Medical Terminology
HIV/AIDS training
Admission Requirements:
Be at least 18 years old
Be a United States citizen, permanent resident, or resident with a school permit
Submit Admissions Application ($25 Nonrefundable), (via Sign Request)
Show proof of high school graduation or GED
Agree to participate in both clinical and theoretical components of the course
Provide proof of health clearance (physical exam) from a physician
Provide proof of the following tests and vaccines
TB (or chest x-ray)
10 Panel Drug Screen
Hep B (No more than 10 years old)
Chicken Pox (No more than 10 years old)
MMR (No more than 10 years old)
Complete a background check through Castle Branch, with the directions provided by Capscare.
Interview with the Dean of Nursing
Complete an entrance exam
Program Cost:
$1000 ( Must be paid in FULL)
Includes: book, CEU’s (continuing education) and CPR.
Uniform: Scrubs and closed-toe shoes required). Not included in Program Cost.
CNA License: $155