About
Nursing assistant training focuses on the role of a CNA in a skilled nursing facility. The didactic and clinical components focus primarily on skilled nursing care. The Acute Care Nursing Assistant Training course focuses on broadening the CNA’s scope of knowledge and clinical experience to include skills required to work in an acute care setting.
This program prepares students to work as an entry-level healthcare program with individuals in both long-term care facilities and acute care hospitals.
This course covers the pathophysiology, treatment and nursing care of various diseases and disorders. The competency-based curriculum provides a review of nursing assistant skills with emphasis on specialized acute care areas.
Organization
Healthcare School of Hawaii
Healthcare School of Hawaii
Healthcare School of Hawaii, located in Aiea, Hawaii, is a specialized training school established in 2000, offering comprehensive nursing assistant and phlebotomy programs. Approved by Hawaii's Department of Human Services, the school employs MSN and BSN-prepared nursing instructors, ensuring a high-quality education. It also provides American Red Cross and AHA CPR AED First Aid and BLS training. The school's mission is to train students in fundamental bedside nursing skills to provide quality patient care, benefiting the entire healthcare delivery system.
Highlights:
- Certified by the State of Hawaii with expert MSN and BSN prepared nursing instructors specializing in geriatric care
- Offers comprehensive training programs including Nursing Assistant, Acute Care Nursing Assistant, CNA Recertification, and CPR AED First Aid/BLS Provider Training
- Provides a hybrid phlebotomy training program (online and classroom-based) covering blood draw techniques, sample handling, and safety protocols
- Prepares graduates for national certification exams for phlebotomy technicians
- Includes BLS or CPR/AED/First Aid training in the phlebotomy program cost