4 Week CNA Program

Our Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program includes 60 hours of classroom and online instruction, plus 100 hours of supervised clinical experience at a local Skilled Nursing Facility. You’ll get hands-on training in everything from bathing and dressing to measuring vital signs and providing compassionate care.

No. While we do offer CNA classes on the weekends, we also have courses available throughout the entire week.

All our students learn from experienced nurses who guide them through theory, hands-on skills, and clinical training. The small student-to-instructor ratio allows for personalized attention during each step of the program.

Yes, you’ll need a high school diploma or equivalent to enroll in the CNA program.

The in-person clinical hours take place at a local Skilled Nursing Facility, giving students direct experience in a real healthcare setting. You can choose from a wide variety of locations.View the CNA Weekend Class Schedule Here.

Yes, after completing the course, you’ll be eligible to take the state testing required to become a Certified Nurse Assistant in California.

Yes, all students must pass a criminal background check before participating in the clinical portion of the program.

A nurse aide and a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) are often used interchangeably. Both refer to professionals who assist patients with daily care under the supervision of a nurse.

This fast-track program blends online coursework with in-person training to cover 60 hours of classroom theory and 100 hours of clinical instruction. You'll learn basic nursing skills through hands-on experience in a Skilled Nursing Facility, preparing you to support the healthcare team with confidence.

Our instructors are licensed nurses with years of real-world experience. They work closely with each student, offering step-by-step instruction in both classroom and clinical settings. The small class size allows for more focused learning.

The in-person clinical hours take place at a local Skilled Nursing Facility, giving students direct experience in a real healthcare setting. You can choose from a wide variety of locations. View our 4-Week CNA Course List Here.

Yes, our 4-week course was designed to prepare students for entry-level roles in healthcare settings like nursing homes, home health agencies, and assisted living facilities. It’s a great starting point, whether you're exploring a new career or planning to continue your education.

You’ll need to show proof of a high school diploma or an equivalent credential to sign up for the program.

Once you complete the required training hours, you’ll be eligible to take the state certification exam to become a licensed Certified Nurse Aide in California.

Yes, a criminal background check is required before you begin the course. This is standard for all students in healthcare training.

The terms are often used interchangeably. A nurse aide or CNA assists patients with essential tasks like hygiene, mobility, and feeding while working under the direction of licensed nursing staff.

Graduates often find work in a variety of settings, including hospitals, home health agencies, assisted living facilities, and long-term care centers. According to labor statistics, demand for CNAs continues to grow steadily.