CNAs are on the front-lines of patient care in hospitals, clinics and other health care settings.
Students in this class learn introductory anatomy and physiology, as well as elements of nutrition and feeding; admitting, transferring and dismissing residents. Care of the critically ill and dying; changing bed linens; lifting and positioning patients are also part of this course, using a combination of classroom learning, hands-on practice and 25 hours of clinical experience.
This course meets all requirements to become a CNA in the state of Kansas.
Classes are available in the afternoons and evenings to work around students’ work schedules.
Prerequisites: Reading Placement Test, TB Questionnaire and follow up if indicated. Clear copy of driver’s license. Clear copy of SS card. Reading Placement Test can be scheduled by calling 785-309-3136, or online here.
Program Length | Degree Earned | Program Cost |
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8 weeks | Certificate of Completion | $946 |
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Contact the CNA Enrollment Specialist or Health Occupations Specialist with any questions, or admission requirement information.
Emily Ingalls
785-309-3132
emily.ingalls@salinatech.edu
Bekki Ringle
785-309-3102
bekki.ringle@salinatech.edu