About The C.N.A. Program
nce and income, but it also offers insight into various aspects of healthcare, helping students make informed decisions about their career paths. Your Path to Success Our program isn’t just about earning a certification—it’s about preparing you for a fulfilling career in healthcare. While working towards your C.N.A. certification, you’ll also enhance your competencies across various medical fields. From mastering medical terminology to gaining practical experience with patients, you’ll build a strong foundation for future endeavors in healthcare. Eligibility Requirements To join our program, students must be at least 16 years old by September 1 of the current school year, have completed their sophomore year successfully, and maintain a strong attendance record. Program Statement Upon completion of our program, students meeting state-mandated requirements for grades and attendance will emerge with the foundational knowledge and skills of a Certified Nursing Assistant. With over 70 hours of direct patient care at local community nursing facilities, you’ll earn certification as a Maine State Certified Nursing Assistant and be well-equipped to pursue further opportunities in the dynamic field of healthcare.
Our Program Embark on an exciting journey into the heart of healthcare with our tailored program designed for high school juniors and seniors. Over the course of one year, students dive into a comprehensive curriculum that serves as a solid foundation for a rewarding career in the medical field. A Career in Itself and Beyond While the C.N.A. program serves as an introduction to the healthcare field, it’s important to note that working as a C.N.A. can be a fulfilling career in its own right. Many CNAs find immense satisfaction in their roles, enjoying the direct impact they have on patients’ lives. Moreover, for students considering further education in healthcare, working as a C.N.A. while in college can be a strategic move. Not only does it provide valuable in college can be a strategic move. Not only does it provide valuable experie- A Certified Nursing Assistant (C.N.A.) is a vital member of the healthcare team, providing essential support to patients and nurses alike. As a C.N.A., you’ll be at the forefront of patient care, assisting with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, and feeding. Beyond these essential duties, CNAs also offer emotional support and companionship to patients, fostering a compassionate and nurturing environment.
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