STNA
To sign up
17 or older
Have a valid id & social security card ( must have a card )
 
Once class is complete students will be eligible to
sit for the state test via ODH
By the end of the session, you will have completed
at least 59 classroom hours & 16 clinical hours
Classes begin January 7th -February 27th
on Tuesday & Thursday
From 5:30pm -9:30pm
with the exception of  February 20th & 25th which are  clinical dates
hours 7am -3:30 pm
Tuition is $775  TOTAL
$95  deposit required to hold seat
$85 due every Thursday
You also have the option to pay for the course in full
 
This includes name badge , uniform, textbook, workbook & paperwork
needed for class
Due the 4th week of class fbi/ bcc background check , a physical  examination & two step TB test
 
We are located at at 8620 winton road Cincinnati Ohio 45231
Please dont hesitate to call or text for more information
513-888-5638 thestandardhealthcaretrainings@gmail.com
 
 
A CNA, or Certified Nursing Assistant, ( state tested nurse assistant ) is a healthcare professional who provides basic care and assists patients with daily tasks: 
Duties
CNAs help patients with bathing, dressing, eating, using the toilet, and walking. They also take vital signs, record observations, and clean patient rooms. 
Work environment
CNAs work in hospitals, nursing homes, and home health care services, and are often the main caregiver for their patients. They work under the supervision of a licensed nurse, like a registered nurse (RN) or licensed practical nurse (LPN). 
Education and certification
Requirements for becoming a CNA vary by state, but often include completing an approved education program and passing a competency exam. CNAs must be on a state registry to work in a nursing home. 
Other names
CNAs are also known as nursing assistants, patient care assistants (PCAs), or nurse's aides. 
Career progression
Working as a CNA can be a good way to gain experience in the healthcare field and progress to other roles.