NURSING ASSISTANT

PROGRAM OBJECTIVES:

This program will introduce the student to basic nursing skills and clinical skills which include, but are not limited to communication, resident rights, infection control, body mechanics, and assisting residents with daily care. The student will gain experience in the clinical roles of a nursing assistant at a long-term care facility. The student will be able to meet all requirements to pass the Georgia State Competency Examination and be able to function as a Certified Nursing Assistant.

THE STUDENT MUST COMPLETE:

All courses are taught in sequence and each student must successfully complete each course with a minimum of 70% to complete the program
Achieve 70% lab participation
24 hours of clinical experience

MINIMUM PROGRAM EXPECTATIONS FOR CONCENTRATION COURSE OBJECTIVES:

To prepare competent entry-level nursing assistants in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains.

LECTURE COURSES:

The Nursing Assistant in Long-Term Care

Foundations of Long-Term Care

Understanding Residents

Body Systems & Related Conditions

Confusion, Dementia & Alzheimer's Disease

Personal Care Skills

Basic Nursing Skills

Nutrition & Hydration

Rehabilitation & Restorative Care

Caring for Yourself

Clinical Experience

COST OF THE PROGRAM: $1,000.00

Tuition: $600.00

Books & Supplies: $300.00

Application Fee: $100.00

Cost of Books & Supplies as well as the Application Fee are due upon enrollment.

Payment plans are available for the full tuition amount.

CLASS SCHEDULE (part-time):

Night Class Schedule: Wednesdays & Thursdays

5:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Length of the Program: 12 weeks

CLASS SCHEDULE (full-time):

Day Class Schedule: Monday through Thursday

8:30 am - 3:30 pm

Length of the Program: 4 weeks

REQUIREMENTS TO ENROLL:

Provide copy of their current government issued picture ID
Provide copy of their valid social security card
Must be sixteen years of age or older

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