What you will learn

• Medication administration, medication records and resident safety.
• Medication types, infection prevention and professional responsibilities.

Entry requirements

• CNA certification and 1,000 hours of CNA work experience.
• High school diploma or GED and criminal background screening.

Schedule and format

Day or evening/hybrid options; weekends when available. 60 classroom/lab hours plus 40 supervised clinical hours.

Application support, coordinated classroom and practical training, student dashboard access, and career navigation. Program prerequisites, class dates, and seat availability are confirmed during enrollment.