The objective of the Westchester College of Nursing and Allied Health (WCNAH) Vocational Nursing program is to help every student develop the skills and knowledge that will enable them to provide excellent healthcare within the community. The vocational nursing student will develop knowledge and skills to provide direct care under the supervision of a physician or registered nurse in a variety of health care settings such as a hospital, long-term convalescent care facilities, and home health agencies. To receive a certificate of completion, the student must successfully complete the courses of study in the program.

The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certification program at Westchester College of Nursing and Allied Health is a comprehensive training program designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills needed for a fulfilling career in healthcare. The curriculum offers a blend of theory, practical experience, and real-world training by experienced professionals, helping students gain the necessary competencies to excel as nursing assistants. Graduates from the program are well-prepared to take the CNA state certification examination and embark on a rewarding career in nursing homes, hospitals, and other healthcare environments.