Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) (TBA Soon)
Step into a rewarding healthcare career with our Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Certification program. As a CNA, you’ll become an essential part of the healthcare team, providing hands-on support and compassionate care to patients under the supervision of Registered Nurses (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurses (LPN). CNAs—often called nurse aides, patient care technicians, or nursing assistants—are critical to delivering high-quality patient care across healthcare facilities.
About the Course
Our CNA Certification program offers a comprehensive path to begin your nursing career. Certified Nursing Assistants are the backbone of the American healthcare system, making this program ideal for anyone looking for an accessible way to enter the nursing field. In just 4 to 8 weeks, our program will equip you with the foundational skills needed to provide essential patient care and prepare you for the state-approved CNA certification exam.
Responsibilities of a CNA include tasks such as:
◉ Repositioning and turning patients
◉ Gathering medical supplies for the RN or MD
◉ Checking and documenting vital signs
◉ Responding to patient call lights
◉ Assisting with bathing, feeding, and dressing
◉ Measuring and recording patient food and liquid intake
◉ Preparing rooms for new admissions
◉ Assisting with minor medical procedures
◉ Dressing wounds and assisting with patient elimination
Responsibilities may vary depending on the employment setting and level of patient need.
What You’ll Learn
Throughout the course, you will gain expertise in the following areas:
Patient Care Basics: Learn how to provide compassionate assistance with daily activities like bathing, feeding, and dressing.
Vital Signs Monitoring: Understand techniques for accurately measuring and recording vital signs.
Patient Positioning and Safety: Master the skills required to safely turn and reposition patients, ensuring their comfort and safety.
Medical Procedure Assistance: Gain experience in supporting medical procedures and dressing wounds.
Patient Room Preparation: Learn to organize patient rooms and gather essential supplies.
Communication and Support: Develop the communication skills necessary to respond effectively to patient needs.
Prerequisites and Requirements
To enroll in the CNA training program at Matching Caregivers Institute, you must meet the following prerequisites:
Attend an orientation information session
Pass the TABE (reading and math assessment) or verify a high school diploma or GED
Complete a background check before registration
Submit a physical form and pass a TB test
Where You Can Work
With your CNA certification, you’ll be prepared to work in a variety of healthcare settings, including:
Hospitals (state and local)
Skilled nursing facilities
Long-term residential facilities
Rehabilitation centers
Adult daycare centers
Why Choose Matching Caregivers Institute?
At Matching Caregivers Institute, we’re dedicated to helping you become a skilled, compassionate healthcare provider. Our CNA program is designed to ensure you meet the certification requirements, giving you the knowledge and confidence to make a meaningful impact in the lives of those you care for.