Dominion Academy has been serving the MD community since 2008. We specialize in the excellent training for Nurses Aide and Nursing Assistants. In four short weeks, our students are equipped with hands-on experience needed to function with confidence and expertise in the real world. Providing quality and reliable education you can count on, students upon successful completion of the program receive an Achievement Award from DA and will then be eligible to apply to become a Certified Nursing Assistant pursuant to the State of Maryland Regulations. In addition, our friendly and professional staff is here to answer any questions you may have and to make sure your time here is a success. Our classes are flexible to fit your schedule. Dominion Academy offers a Day Program, Evening Program, at prices you can afford. Though not available at this time, we are presently working to provide a Weekend Program. With the increasing demand for Nursing Assistants and Nursing Aide, our goal is to provide you with courteous, expedient, professional service of the highest caliber.

In order to become a fully Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA), students need to complete a 6-to-12 week CNA certificate program, while the prerequisite for the program itself is a high school diploma or GED. The Certified Nursing Assistant certified program offered by Dominion Academy And HealthCare Services entails classroom instructions along with practical experience and clinical supervision. Moreover, students gain experience through clinical activities organized by the Carefirst Nursing Academy. The course content and classroom instruction provided to students in the academy focus on basic nursing skills, anatomy, physiology, infection control, and nutrition.

The Certified Nursing Assistant class offered by Dominion Academy & Healthcare Services (DAHS) in Washington, DC is an 8-week program that provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to become a certified nursing assistant. The course includes lectures, labs and clinical experience to help prepare students for the Maryland State CNA certification exam. Students will learn about the principles of nursing care and practice the skills required to provide the best possible care for patients.