About
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program
Fulton Homes Education Center's CNA program offers comprehensive training designed to equip you with the critical skills required in the healthcare sector.
Eligibility
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You must be 16 years of age.
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You should not have any conviction of a crime involving moral turpitude rationally related to the nursing practice.
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Fluency in spoken and written English is essential.
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Good physical health is necessary.
Course Outline
Our program allows students to:
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Gain a comprehensive understanding of medical terminology.
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Develop communication skills crucial in healthcare.
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Acquire basic nursing and personal care skills.
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Understand mental health needs and resident’s rights.
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Learn infection prevention measures.
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Identify and report suspected abuse.
Our team of experienced instructors is dedicated to ensuring the success of each student. Students are assessed through chapter quizzes, a final examination, and practical skill evaluations. After successful completion of this rigorous 80-hour program, students will be well-equipped to attempt the State of Nebraska DHHS certification.
Engage in immersive lab experiences for hands-on patient care, preparing you for competencies required to pass the state examination. The CNA program at Fulton Homes Education Center lays a strong foundation for a rewarding career in the healthcare sector.
Organization
Fulton Homes Education Center
Fulton Homes Education Center is a postsecondary education school in Omaha, Nebraska, providing preparation for careers in Phlebotomy, Certified Nursing Assistant, Medical Assistant, Electrocardiogram (ECG/EKG), Pharmacy Technician, and AHA CPR/BLS Initial. Its stated mission focuses on preparing health care professionals to provide compassionate care and build relationships. The school reports partnerships with hospitals and clinics in Nebraska, including CHI, OneWorld Community Health, and Methodist. It also operates as a state testing center for CNA and CMA exams, giving the institution a role in both occupational training and examination services. Programs are oriented toward health care support and clinical work, with additional training available in CPR and related skills.