Certified Nursing Assistant Training Sites By State

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NIZ has put together a list of Certified Nursing Assistant Training sites to help with your search. 

If you really want a job where layoffs are infrequent and the demand for workers is increasing, this is the job.

Many individuals use the CNA training and the job acquired as the springboard to continue their determined path to become a licensed nurse.

Many workers decide that being a certified nursing assistant where the main objective is to take care of recovering patients and elderly people with respect and care is their calling in life.

Either way, get out there and make things happen to improve your life. We know you can do it!

Training is offered at community colleges, nursing homes and at private businesses in many states.

CNA training information found at each state link below can change frequently. A site listed here today may have closed yesterday so don't blame me if a site closed or if a new site is not listed.

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Check your state's CNA information page on their web site to make sure the Certified Nursing Assistant training program that you are considering is in fact an approved training program and is still in good standing.

The training program that you're interested in attending could be getting a smack down by the state department responsible for making sure you receive the proper training skills required.

Before spending the money, call the CNA state officials and verify that you will be able to take the CNA test if you attend the training provider location chosen by you.

Ask as many questions as necessary to make sure you will be receiving the required CNA training at a state approved site.

You do not want to find yourself having to spend the money twice to take the required training again because the school was not a state approved Certified Nursing Assistant training provider.