Nursing Assistant Training Information Session

**Welcome:**

Thank you for joining us today to learn more about the exciting career opportunities available through CNA training. We will cover the application process, answer your questions, and provide insights into why becoming a CNA is a rewarding career choice.

**About CNA Training:**

- **What is a CNA?**

A Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is a vital healthcare professional responsible for providing basic care to patients and assisting nurses in various healthcare settings.

- **Why Choose CNA Training?**

- High demand: The healthcare industry constantly needs CNAs.

- Quick certification: Training typically takes a few weeks.

- Entry point to healthcare: CNAs can advance to other roles.

- Make a difference: You directly impact patients' lives.

**How to Apply:**

1. **Find a Training Program:** Research accredited CNA training programs in your area. Look for local community colleges, vocational schools, or healthcare facilities offering training.

2. **Meet Requirements:** Most programs require a high school diploma or equivalent. Some may have specific age or health requirements.

3. **Apply:** Contact your chosen program and complete the application process, which usually includes submitting transcripts, passing a background check, and providing proof of immunizations.

4. **Attend Training:** Once accepted, you'll complete a CNA training program, which typically includes classroom instruction and hands-on clinical experience.

5. **Pass the State Exam:** After completing your training, you'll need to pass a state competency exam to become a certified CNA.