Nurse Aide Training
Struggling to Break into Healthcare? Let Us Help!
Feeling stuck in your career? Frustrated by job rejections? Healthcare offers a path to a rewarding career—but without the right training, landing a job can feel impossible.
Our nurse aide training program is designed for people just like you—driven but needing the skills to succeed. Learn infection control, patient rights, communication, and documentation—everything you need to become indispensable to hospitals, home care organizations, or senior care facilities.
Don’t let lack of training hold you back. With our program, you’ll gain confidence, get prepared for certification, and stand out in a competitive job market.
Stop waiting and start changing your future. Enroll now and take control of your healthcare career!
Course Syllabus
Week 1: Foundational Skills
Health Care Setting
– Cultural Diversity
– Interpersonal Skills
– Rehabilitation/Restorative Services
Nursing Assistant as Part of the Care Team
– Incident Reporting
– Talking and Listening
– Creating a Safe and Comfortable Environment
Legal/Ethical Issues
– Insurance Coverage and Contracted Care
– Confidentiality/Legal and Ethical Care
– Patient/Client Bill of Rights
– Personal Choice and Resident’s Rights
– Reporting Neglect and Mistreatment
– Documentation and Grievances
– Privacy and Confidentiality
Communication
Infection Control and Prevention
– Types of Infection
– Proper Use of PPE
Risks and Response
– Emergency Response and Procedures
– Use of Special Equipment
Resident’s Unit/Process
– Environment and Daily Living
Week 2: Human Needs and Care Skills
Human Development and Needs
– The Human Body
– Growth and Development
– The Older Patient
– Pediatrics
– Dementia
Body Systems and Common Conditions
– Skin
– Cardiovascular
– Endocrine
– Nervous System
Personal Care Skills
– Bathing, Dressing, and Skin Care
– Feeding and Wound Care
– Catheter and Prosthetic Care
– Range of Motion and Body Mechanics
– Transferring and Transport
Basic Monitoring Skills
– Vital Signs
– Specimen Collection
Week 3: Specialized Care
Nutrition and Hydration
– Hydration
– Proper Nutrition
– Documentation of Intake and Output
Elimination
– Gastrointestinal (GI) and Urological (GU) Systems
Aging and the Brain
– Dementia and Special Needs Patients
– Maintaining Patient Dignity
Mental Health
– Depression
– Caregiver Response to Erratic Behavior
Rehabilitation
– Promoting Independence
– Assistive Devices
Week 4: Advanced and End-of-Life Care
Special Care Skills
– Tracheostomy/Ventilators
– Surgical Procedures
– Oxygen Therapy
– Special Monitoring
Death, Dying, and Hospice Care
– Terminal Illness
– Care of the Dying Patient
– Legal and Ethical Considerations
– Home Care and Hospice Choices
– Supporting Families
Caring for Your Career and Yourself
– Starting Your Career
– Support Groups for Caregivers
– Stress Management
Introduction to Home Care
– Safety in the Home
– Clients’ Rights
– Medications in the Home
– Meal Preparation and Storage
– Maintaining a Clean and Safe Environment
Week 5: Clinical Practice and Final Examination
Make-Up Work
Skills Lab Practice
Clinical Training (24 Hours)
– Conducted off-site at a local skilled nursing facility
– Location and dates determined by the instructor
– Students must wear assigned scrubs and complete all scheduled hours
Week 6: Clinical Practice and Final Examination
Make-Up Work
Skills Lab Practice
Clinical Training (24 Hours)
– Conducted off-site at a local skilled nursing facility
– Location and dates determined by the instructor
– Students must wear assigned scrubs and complete all scheduled hours
Have Questions?
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