Nursing Assistant Training Program

Diploma in Nursing Assistant

Program Overview: Nursing Assistant

Cambridge Institute of Allied Health and Technology

One of the fastest growing areas for job openings is that for nursing assistants. If you are looking for a rewarding career in the field of nursing, consider the Diploma in Nursing Assistant from Cambridge.

This is a fast-paced program that takes only a couple months to complete.

What You Can Expect From Our Diploma Program

We take great pride at the range of learning opportunities we provide to our nursing assistant diploma candidates:

  • In-class lectures taught by experienced instructors
  • Clinical rotations for a thorough lab experience
  • Externship placements in long-term-care facilities

Moreover, we have offerings unsurpassed by other diploma programs in the region:

  • True, hands-on instruction
  • Small classes providing for personal attention
  • Industry current technology and medical equipment

Through successful completion of our program, you will be poised to competently and confidently enter the medical field ready to work.

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Job Outlook

According to the U.S. Department of Labor’s Bureau of Labor Statistics, the demand for nursing assistants will grow as much as 17 percent between the years 2014-2024, putting it far ahead of the average. The aging and growing population, combined with advancements in modern medical technology, drives the growth.

Nursing assistants are employed in a range of medical care environments, including hospitals, clinics and outpatient facilities. Long-term care facilities, however, offer the most employment opportunities for qualified nursing assistant candidates.

Careers

Overview

As a nursing assistant, you can work in numerous positions, from a nurse’s aide and orderly to certified nursing assistant in a hospital setting

What Does a Nursing Assistant Do?

As a nursing assistant, you will work in direct contact with patients and doctors, under the supervision of a registered nurse (RN) or licensed practical nurse (LPN). You will take lead on the daily needs of your patients, including:

  • Administering medications
  • Checking vital signs
  • Communicating with doctors
  • Providing ongoing care as needed

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Certification

Upon graduation and successful completion of this program, you will earn your diploma/certificate. You will also be prepared to take and pass the Florida Nursing Assistant certification examination. Once passed, you’ll become licensed as a Certified Nursing Assistant and will be ready to begin working in a variety of healthcare facilities and private medical practices.

Program Summary
  • Diploma/certificate program
  • 5 weeks
  • 120 clock hours
  • Thorough preparation for Florida’s nursing assistant certification exam
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