Students who are not eligible for Nursing Assistant training may choose to pursue additional options.Įligible students receive an application packet during orientation. During orientation, the entrance criteria is explained, and students learn about all training options for Healthcare Careers, including pathways beyond Nursing Assistant training. Assessment accommodations can be provided for any eligible student who has a verified disability. The orientation is 2 ½ hours and includes a basic assessment. Mandatory orientation is required prior to enrollment.
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Health and Safety Code Section 1337.9(c) explains: Individuals who have convictions or questions about their ability to obtain clearance, can request an “inquiry” with the California Department of Public Health. CDPH evaluates criminal convictions for any offense. Students who are not cleared will not be able to continue in the program. The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) will review Live Scan/Department of Justice results and determine if an individual is “cleared” to continue in the program. All clinicals will take place at sites in El Cajon, La Mesa, Lemon Grove, National City, San Diego, and Santee. Students will be fingerprinted by Live Scan on the first day of class. CDHP requires both the “Request for Live Scan Service” and the CNA initial application to be completed on the first day of class, and both require social security numbers.Īfter passing the state exam, you become certified as a Nurse Assistant by the State of California. The California Department of Public Health (CDPH), the agency that grants certification for CNAs, requires a matching United States legal identification and social security card in order to take the test. Upon successful completion of Nursing Assistant Training, you may apply to take the state Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) examination. Emergency procedures and prevention of catastrophe.Medical/surgical asepsis and standard procedures.Through lecture and hands-on skills practice, you learn to bathe, dress, feed, and assist patients with toileting as well as report changes in a patient’s physical or mental status to the supervising nurse. Disability Support Programs and Servicesīe trained to provide care to those who are unable to care for themselves.Career and College Transition Centers and Services.
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