Home Health Aide in San Bernardino
Achieve certification as a Home Health Aide through the San Bernardino Skills Academy.
Earn your Home Health Aide certification through our comprehensive courses. Gain the crucial competencies necessary to deliver attentive in-home support to the elderly, individuals living with disabilities, those managing chronic illnesses, and hospice care recipients.
15 - 19 JANUARY, 2024
$200
LASA Alumni:
40-HOUR COURSE
$299 (or $100 off when you join the waitlist)
Class Location:
Restorative Nursing Assistant (RNA)
Become an RNA with Los Angeles Skills Academy.
This robust course focuses on Restorative Nursing, assisting physical therapists, turning + repositioning post-acute/ post-surgical patients, feeding with special needs and nutrition, weights and measurements.
16 hour class - starts in February 12, 2024
get $100 off when you join the waitlist
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EKG Technician Certification
This course prepares you for the
NHA Certified EKG Technician (CET) exam
Exam optional for those not seeking certification.
Requirement: HS Diploma/ GED or equivalent.
What is a Certified EKG Technician?
EKG Techs test the electronic activity of the heart through small electrode patches attached to the body - helping people of all ages prevent and treat heart disease. As an EKG tech, you may perform some or all of the following tasks:
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Set up and administer EKGs (electrocardiograms) and stress tests
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Prepare patients for Holter or ambulatory monitoring
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Edit and deliver final test results to physicians for analysis
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Schedule appointments
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Transcribe physicians' interpretations
Class Starts February 12, 2024
Online
Tuition: $1900
Join the waitlist for $200 off the tuition.
Topics Covered
The Home Health Aide (HHA) curriculum equips budding health care professionals and home health aides with vital competencies necessary to render quality non-medical care and assistance to patients in their own homes, promoting their overall well-being and supporting everyday life activities.
Topics covered in the course include:
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Providing personal care and maintaining hygiene for individuals under care.
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Executing safe patient handling and offering assistance with mobility.
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Planning and preparing nutritious meals.
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Implementing measures for infection control and prevention.
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Utilizing effective communication and honing interpersonal skills.
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Understanding fundamental medical terminology.
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Monitoring vital signs of patients.
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Performing CPR and basic first aid procedures.
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Managing and administering medications.
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Specialized care techniques for individuals with conditions such as dementia and diabetes.
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Offering compassionate end-of-life care and hospice support.
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Responding to emergencies and adhering to safety protocols.
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Navigating the ethical and legal aspects within the health care sector.
Prerequisites
This course is available to all, with no prior qualifications needed.
Student Responsibility
For an appropriate and secure learning experience, it is imperative for students to dress in comfortable scrubs, utilize a gait belt, and wear supportive athletic footwear.
Course Materials Provided
Students enrolled in the Home Health Aide course will receive all necessary materials.
Why Become a Certified Home Health Aide?
Attaining certification as a Home Health Aide unlocks numerous advantages for your professional growth:
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Fulfill mandatory qualifications to become a recognized Home Health Aide.
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Tap into a burgeoning job market with a soaring demand for in-home patient care.
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Enhance your employability and job prospects.
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Flexibly opt for either part-time or full-time positions to suit your lifestyle.
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Create pathways for future development into roles such as Registered Nurses or Certified Nursing Assistants.
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Make a profound and positive difference in the daily lives of individuals and bring comfort to their families.
Why Choose San Bernardino Skills Academy for Your Home Health Aide Certification
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Established by an experienced group of nurses originating from the reputable American Red Cross Nurse Assistant Training Program.
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Our instructors bring over ten years of specialized knowledge and experience directly to the classroom.
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Our innovative curriculum emphasizes practical, hands-on clinical training that prepares you thoroughly for real-world situations.
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We are proud to be an authorized provider of the esteemed American Red Cross Nurse Assistant Training Program.
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Our program stands recognized and approved by the California Department of Public Health, ensuring high-quality education standards.
Home Health Aide Services: Frequently Asked Questions
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Where can I find the registration files and where do I submit them?You may find the registration forms at https://www.laskillsacademy.com/account/registration.
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When are the registration files due?The dates are specific to the CNA program/class but here is a basic timeline of when you would be expected to submit the forms: Background Authorization: Due immediately after enrolling Physical/TB Forms: Due by orientation date Registration Forms/Enrollment Agreement: Due immediately after enrolling. You may complete all the forms online. Go to your account > Registration or https://www.laskillsacademy.com/account/registration
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I submitted the files, but don't know if they went thorough"Once you submit a form/file, there should be a green success message that pops up by the submit button. You will also get an automated email confirming that you submit that file. If you did not receive an email, you may email support@laskillsacademy.com to confirm that we received your files. Or chat with us on the right lower corner of your phone or screen.
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I do not have a scanner, how do I submit the signed documents?"You may complete the digital form under https://www.laskillsacademy.com/account/registration. TB, Physica, physical exam forms, covid vaccine records, flu shot records, and other medical documents should be emailed to documents@laskillscademy.com
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How long is CNA training?CNA training includes 60 hours of classroom/online theory lecture and 100 hours of supervised hands-on clinical experience at a local Skilled Nursing Facility. After successfully completing our CNA courses and passing the California Nurse Assistant State Exam, you will receive your nursing assistant certificate. Approximate time frame from start to finish: FastTrack - 1 month Part-Time Evenings - 2 months Part-Time Weekend - 3 Months
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When are physical exams and TB tests due?Physical exams and TB tests for our Nursing Assistant Training (CNA Program) are due by your orientation date. If you are waiting for results and can not submit by orientation, you may submit the paperwork by the first day of class. Any other extension are provided on a case by case basis. Please call the office to discuss your options.
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Where can I get a physical exam and TB test?You can get them from your primary care physician or from urgent care clinics close to you. Please be sure to print our forms and take these forms to your doctor/ clinic. Download the blank physical exam form here Here are some of the Urgent Care Clinics you can go to in the Long Beach and Valley area at a reasonable cost. You may get your physical TB test and/or Chest X-ray in these locations. WellnessMart Laboratory Testing https://wellnessmart.com/contact/ Available in LA County, Orange County, San Bernardino County and many more locations. Open • Closes 6:30 PM Hours or services may vary Minute Clinic by CVS https://www.cvs.com/minuteclinic/clinic-locator/ca/ West Oaks Urgent Care Center20181 Saticoy StWinnetka, CA 91306 (818) 709-5700 Open • Closes 6:00 PM Hours or services may vary
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How often would I need to get COVID tested?A COVID test must be taken every week and we must have a record of your results for every week you are in clinical. *Covid results must display your fullname and the result. *A negative COVID test is a requirement to attend and to continue attending the clinical. Covid results must be printed and handed to your instuctor before entering the clinical site. Individuals with no negative covid test on-hand will be sent home and will need to make up the day. Covid test collection must be within 72 hours of the clinical day. Some facilities require twice per week testing- your instructor will inform you on any special requirement of the clinical site.
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Where can I get a COVID Test?To ensure quick results, we reccomend the following places: LA County LA COUNTY: https://covid19.lacounty.gov/testing/ ORANGE COUNTY: https://occovid19.ochealthinfo.com SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY: https://sbcovid19.com/testing/ Walk in and appointments available. *You may choose "healthcare worker" if asked. CVS https://www.cvs.com/minuteclinic/covid-19-testing FREE TESTING https://www.covidclinic.org *For uninsured individuals: Please try the option: Healthcare professional or exposed to get the testing for free. Second-bio Lab @ LASA - Santa Fe Springs We also have a specimen drop off at our Santa Fe Springs location. Insured students are free. You may swab and register yourself and drop off the sample at the drop box by room 101. Pick up on Tuesdays and Fridays 2pm. 24 hours turn around. For support please call (626)-537-1352 or e-mail us at CS@secondbiolab.com
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Do you have payment plans available?Yes, we have payment plans available. Refer to https://www.laskillsacademy.com/payment-plan.
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How much is the CNA Training program?Our NAT tuition is $19,000 and includes: 160 hours of lecture and training NAT Textbook by American Red Cross Live Scan Fingerprinting Practice Tests Education and Career Counseling Job Fair / Job Assistance Online Support *Payment Plans available.
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There are no spots available at the moment. How can I be notified of new classes?To ensure that you are notified when a new class becomes available. You must be subscribled to the website. There are a few ways to make sure you will receive emails from us. 1. Create an account. Make sure you opt in for updates and emails. 2. Join the waitlist. Located at the bottom of the Classes + Pricing Page. Make sure you opt in for updates and emails.