What is a Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)?
A certified healthcare worker who provides care to patients or residents who work in a nursing home, hospital, or assisted living facility. CNAs work directly with and under LPNs (licensed practical nurses) and RNs (registered nurses) and possess skills such as empathy, attention to detail, and communication. CNAs help with daily living activities like bathing, dressing, eating, and toileting, mouth care, and obtaining vital signs. CNAs are considered the backbone of nursing.
Skill 1: Hand Hygiene (Handwashing)
Skill 2: Applying One Knee-High Elastic Stocking (TED-Hose)
Skill 3: Assists to Ambulate Using Transfer Belt
Skill 4: Assists with Use of Bedpan
Skill 5: Cleans Upper or Lower Denture
Skill 6: Counts and Records Radial Pulse
Skill 7: Counts and Records Respirations
Skill 8: Donning and Removing PPE (Gown and Gloves)
Skill 9: Dresses Client with Affected (Weak) Right Arm
Skill 10: Feeds Client Who Cannot Feed Self
Skill 11: Gives Modified Bed Bath (Face, Arm, Hand, and Underarm)
Skill 12: Measures and Records Blood Pressure
Skill 13: Measures and Records Urinary Output
Skill 14: Measures and Records Weight of Ambulatory Client
Skill 15: Performs Modified Passive Range of Motion (PROM) for One Knee and One Ankle
Skill 16: Performs Modified PROM for One Shoulder
Skill 17: Positions on Side (Lateral Position)
Skill 18: Provides Catheter Care for Female
Skill 19: Provides Foot Care on One Foot
Skill 20: Provides Mouth Care (Natural Teeth)
Skill 21: Provides Perineal Care (Peri-Care) for Female
Skill 22: Transfers from Bed to Wheelchair Using Transfer Belt
Topic 1: The Nurse Aide in Long-Term Care
Topic 2: Communication and Interpersonal Skills
Topic 3: Infection Control
Topic 4: Safety Measures
Topic 5: Emergency Measures
Topic 6: Client Rights
Topic 7: Basic Skills
Topic 8: Personal Care Skills
Topic 9: Individual Client’s Needs, Including Mental Health and Social Service Needs
Topic 10: Special Needs Clients
Topic 11: Basic Restorative Services
Topic 12: Respiratory System, Cardiovascular System, HIV/AIDS, Cancer, and Care of Resident when Death is imminent
Topic 13: Admission, Transfer, and Discharge
Topic 14: Legal and Regulatory Aspects of Practice for the Certified Nurse Aide
Welcome to Curatio Medical Institute’s Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program! Here at Curatio, “we care for you so you can care for others”. Below is a detailed breakdown of the fees associated with our program to help you understand what is included and plan accordingly.
Program Fee Structure
1. Tuition Fee: $2,000.00
Covers all classroom, skills and clinical training hours required for CNA certification in Virginia.
2. Registration Fees: $99.00
Non-refundable administrative fee for program enrollment.
3. Course Materials: Included
Includes textbook, power points, handouts, and supplemental study guides.
4. Lab Supplies: Included
Includes gloves, masks, and other personal protective equipment (PPE) required for hands-on training.
5. Clinical Practicum Fees: Included
Covers liability insurance, drug testing, background check, clinical site orientation and access, and administrative costs.
6. Background Check and Drug Screening: Included
Required by Virginia state regulations for clinical participation. Students will need to order directly from Castle Branch following the instruction provided when registered.
7. Technology Fees: Included
Covers access to the online learning platform and additional course tools.
8. BLS-Training and Skills Check off: Included
Covers CPR online course and onsite skills review and check off. Students will get BLS card from Amercian Heart Association once they pass the skills check off by our instructor.
Fees that are not Included:
1. Travel Expenses: Transportation to and from training or clinical sites is not included.
2. Meals: Students are responsible for their own meals during training sessions.
3. Uniforms: Students need to purchase a set of scrubs in Dark Blue for skills lab and clinical training.
4. State Examination Fee: $140.00 The cost of the CNA certification exam (written and skills portions). Please note you must take the exam within 120 days once you complete your CNA training. Visit https://www.credentia.com/test-takers/ for more exams register and guidance.
Payment Instructions:
For any questions regarding the CNA Program fees or payment setup plans, please contact our admissions team:
Curatio Medical Institute is dedicated to helping you achieve your healthcare career goals!
9:30AM-10:30AM: Review Safety Guidelines and Infection
10:30AM-11:30AM: Review OSHA
11:30AM-12:00PM: Lunch Break
12:00PM-1:00PM: Review HIPAA
1:00PM- 3:30PM: Review Policies & Procedures of Facility
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