About
The Nursing Assistant Program is a 6-week program of full time education which includes a total of 153 hours of instruction (as required by the Arizona State Board of Nursing). The program is designed to prepare students for certification as a nursing assistant. A nursing assistant is a licensed caretaker who assists in performing activities of daily living to persons in skilled nursing facilities, hospitals, and/or doctor's offices. They are supervised by Licensed Practical Nurses and Registered Nurses in the healthcare setting. The nursing assistant performs delegated procedures that are commensurate with the Arizona Board of Nursing Nurse Aide Practice Acts. This program is licensed by the Arizona State Board of Nursing.
Organization
Regional Center For Border Health - MAIN(The college of health careers)
The Regional Center For Border Health - MAIN (The College of Health Careers) is located in Yuma, AZ. They offer an array of programs, such as the Computer Network Administration Certified Professional program. The center is directed by Amanda Aguirre, with a focus on providing accessible healthcare to those at the US-Mexico border.
Location
950 E Main St A, Somerton, AZ 85350