NOW ACCEPTING APPLICANTS FOR 2021 CLASSES. Call (808)933-1295
DAY CLASSES:
Class I: Jan 20-March 12, 2021; Class II: April 12- June 4, 2021; Class III: June 21 - Aug 20, 2021 Class IV; Sept 1 - Oct 28, 2021
EVENING CLASSES
Class I : Feb 9-April 19, 2021; Class II: April 27- July 8, 2021, Class III: July 13 - Sept 21, 2021, Class IV: Oct 5 - Dec 15, 2021
What is a CNA?
Certified Nursing Assistants, also known as CNA's, play a vital role to the care of patients. CNAs assist patients with activities of daily living, provide nursing care and related services as is necessary to meet the personal needs and comfort of the residents. As a CNA, you also serve as a conduit between nurses, doctors and patients and record and communicate all issues to medical staff. At HIHTS, students are trained in basic nursing policy and procedures for use in hospitals, private offices or clinics, nursing homes, foster homes, long term care facilities and hospice care. The objective of the program is to prepare students with the necessary education for a safe, efficient and sensitive role as a Certified Nurse Assistant. Students are trained in basic nursing procedures, healthcare skills and practices with the emphasis on ethics, effective communication and resident's rights.
What will I learn during my CNA training?
Lecture (41.5 hours), Lab (48.5 hours), and Practicum (30 hours) will cover:
Course Fee:
Registration fee: $250.00 *Note: This is a non-refundable pre-registration fee. Fee is included into the program fee.
Program Fee: $1,398.00 Includes registration fee, tuition, use of facility and supplies, and free complimentary WORK BOOK(only) to keep. Text book must be purchased separately.
DAY CLASSES:
Class I: Jan 20-March 12, 2021; Class II: April 12- June 4, 2021; Class III: June 21 - Aug 20, 2021 Class IV; Sept 1 - Oct 28, 2021
EVENING CLASSES
Class I : Feb 9-April 19, 2021; Class II: April 27- July 8, 2021, Class III: July 13 - Sept 21, 2021, Class IV: Oct 5 - Dec 15, 2021
What is a CNA?
Certified Nursing Assistants, also known as CNA's, play a vital role to the care of patients. CNAs assist patients with activities of daily living, provide nursing care and related services as is necessary to meet the personal needs and comfort of the residents. As a CNA, you also serve as a conduit between nurses, doctors and patients and record and communicate all issues to medical staff. At HIHTS, students are trained in basic nursing policy and procedures for use in hospitals, private offices or clinics, nursing homes, foster homes, long term care facilities and hospice care. The objective of the program is to prepare students with the necessary education for a safe, efficient and sensitive role as a Certified Nurse Assistant. Students are trained in basic nursing procedures, healthcare skills and practices with the emphasis on ethics, effective communication and resident's rights.
What will I learn during my CNA training?
Lecture (41.5 hours), Lab (48.5 hours), and Practicum (30 hours) will cover:
- The nursing assistant in long term care
- Foundations of Resident Care
- Understanding your residents
- Body Systems and related conditions
- Confusion, dementia and Alzheimer's disease
- Personal Care Skills
- Basic Nursing Skills
- Nutrition and Hydration
- Rehabilitation and Restorative Care
- Caring for yourself
- Ethics
- Clinical Rotation
Course Fee:
Registration fee: $250.00 *Note: This is a non-refundable pre-registration fee. Fee is included into the program fee.
Program Fee: $1,398.00 Includes registration fee, tuition, use of facility and supplies, and free complimentary WORK BOOK(only) to keep. Text book must be purchased separately.
For more information, download our brochure or call 808.933.1295 |
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