About
Nursing aides, sometimes called nursing attendants or nursing assistants, provide basic care and help with basic living activities. They typically do the following: Clean and bathe patients or residents, Help patients use the toilet and dress, Turn, reposition, and transfer patients between beds and wheelchairs, Listen to and record patients’ health concerns and report that information to nurses, Measure patients’ vital signs, such as blood pressure and temperature, Serve meals and help patients eat.
Organization
CNA Nursing School of Calhoun
Cna Nursing School Of Calhoun
Cna Nursing School Of Calhoun, headquartered in Calhoun, Georgia, US, is a healthcare education provider specializing in CNA and allied health technician training. The school offers programs in Phlebotomy, Health Care Technician, Certified Nursing Assistant, and ECG/EKG Technician, with a focus on affordability and speed. Their teaching approach emphasizes practical career preparation, designed to be accessible and efficient, helping students quickly enter the workforce in North Georgia and surrounding areas. The Phlebotomy program, for instance, includes class, lab, and clinical time, preparing students with practical skills in blood collection and laboratory procedures.
Highlights:
- Offers some of the fastest and most affordable healthcare training programs in the North Georgia area
- Phlebotomy training program tuition is $900
- Phlebotomy training program is in-person
- Phlebotomy training program has a total duration of 36 hours
- Accreditation by the American Heart Association