Program Overview

Are you interested in a rewarding career in healthcare? Northeast Medical Institute's Certified Nurse's Aide (CNA) program provides comprehensive training to prepare you for the role of a CNA, also known as a certified nurse's aide. This entry-level healthcare job is an excellent stepping stone for those aspiring to become nurses, offering valuable experience and exposure to the healthcare field. Our CNA program is designed to meet the requirements of the Connecticut Department of Public Health and the Department of Higher Education.

Program Details

• Hybrid Self-Paced Online Format: Our CNA program is currently offered in a hybrid self-paced online format, allowing you to study at your own pace.
• Curriculum: The CNA program consists of a well-rounded curriculum, including 42 classroom hours, 27 lab hours, and 33 clinical hours. You'll receive fundamental nursing skills and theory training, aligning with the Connecticut Department of Public Health requirements.
• Prometric License Test: Northeast Medical Institute is an approved Prometric In-Facility CNA testing site. We offer on-site CNA testing, allowing our students to take the test right after completing the program, typically within five business days. This unique advantage ensures that our students are comfortable with the testing environment, increasing their chances of success.
• Reciprocity: The CNA license obtained through testing at Northeast Medical Institute can be filed for exchange and transferred to various other states, depending on the respective Department of Health regulations.

Hands-On Training

Northeast Medical Institute's CNA program goes beyond theory by offering hands-on training. You'll have the opportunity to practice your skills in a Long-Term Nursing Home, preparing you for entry-level positions in hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and home care agencies.

Start your journey toward a rewarding healthcare career as a Certified Nurse's Aide. Enroll in Northeast Medical Institute's CNA program today and take the first step toward making a positive impact on the lives of patients and their families.