The CNA course is designed to prepare students to perform the basic skills required for working in hospitals, and nursing homes. Students must successfully complete the course and internship to be eligible to take the NY State license examination. Upon successful completion of the course and internship, the student receives a certificate from the school. The students must pass a licensure examination administered by NY State on school premises in order to be employed as CNA.

E.D.P. School’s Middle States accredited Medical Assistant training program in Brooklyn, NY will teach students the essential skills necessary to administer many of the clinical and administrative requirements typically performed within any medical facility. They will be able to carry out tasks such as as obtaining an individual’s vital signs, collecting medical specimens, withdrawing blood, and administering injections.

The Home Health Aide (HHA) program at E.D.P. School in Brooklyn, New York will provide the necessary training required to play a crucial role in participating in the ongoing long-term care plan for your client. As the primary individual administering hands-on care to patients in need, a Home Health Aide will immediately become an important asset in your clients’ whole network of medical practitioners and family members.