About
The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) class offered by Caregiver Training School (CGTS) in Hawaii provides comprehensive instruction in essential healthcare skills and basic care for the elderly and disabled. This 8-week training prepares students to perform duties such as monitoring vital signs, assisting with activities of daily living, and providing nursing skills education. Upon completion of the CNA class, students are eligible for the state certification examination for certified nurse aides.
Organization
Caregiver Training School
Caregiver Training School
Caregiver Training School is a specialized educational institution based in Honolulu, Hawaii, offering focused training with a dedicated small team. The school provides a State Approved and State Certified Nurse Assistant Training Program by the Hawaii Department of Human Services, alongside phlebotomy training. The teaching approach for phlebotomy is in-person, requiring 100 hours of instruction with specific enrollment prerequisites including a background check, flu shot, physical exam, and CPR certification. The school's mission is to maintain and enhance the quality of education for all students to protect the quality of patient care.
Highlights:
- Specialized caregiver training school
- Located in Honolulu, Hawaii
- State Approved and State Certified Nurse Assistant Training Program
- Offers phlebotomy training
- Phlebotomy program requires 100 hours of in-person instruction
- Requires specific enrollment prerequisites for phlebotomy training
- Dedicated small team