About
Professional Healthcare Educators' Certified Nursing Assistant Program
Dive into a comprehensive CNA training program, designed to foster professional healthcare practitioners. Our curriculum offers an enriching blend of theory and practice, and strives to:
-
Broad Knowledge: Introduce you to essential subjects such as human relations, anatomy, physiology, and bacteriology.
-
Holistic Care: Emphasize body mechanics, disease processes and the therapeutic strategies needed to manage them.
-
Safety Focus: Highlight universal precautions to protect both patients and nursing assistants.
-
Hands-On Experience: Combine classroom theory with practical clinical practice, multimedia, lab/skills exercises, and personalized instruction.
To qualify for our program, you must meet these requirements:
-
Must be 18 years or older
-
High School graduate or equivalent
-
TB clearance and Physical Exam
-
Criminal Background Check
-
Royal blue scrub uniform and clean, white shoes (No Crocs)
Our goal is to facilitate a learning environment that is challenging yet empowering, equipping students for a successful career in healthcare.
Organization
Professional Healthcare Educators
Professional Healthcare Educators
Professional Healthcare Educators, founded and headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii, US, is a healthcare education company specializing in Hawaii State Approved Nurse Aide Training and allied health programs. They offer MyCAA and PACT approved courses with certified instructors and state-registered nurses, focusing on providing clean, safe facilities. The school aims to provide students with the right tools and training to succeed in healthcare careers, making learning valuable healthcare skills both enlightening and enjoyable.
Highlights:
- Hawaii State Approved Nurse Aide Training Program with exceptional certified instructors and multiple healthcare training options
- MyCAA and PACT Approved School
- Originally started as a CPR Training Facility and expanded to offer comprehensive healthcare training
- Two convenient locations in Honolulu and Waipahu on Oahu