Good Nursing and Medical Training (GNAMT) offers a state approved Day, Evening and Weekend CNA Program. Students are trained to perform routine tasks under the supervision of a licensed nurse. They help care for physically or mentally ill, injured, disabled, or fragile individuals confined to hospitals, long-term care nursing facilities, nursing homes, assisted living, personal care homes, Rehabilitation, hospice, home care, mental health facilities and other health care settings. CNAs also help patients feel safe and comfortable throughout their hospital stay. As a CNA, your duties includes but not limited to:

• Serving meals,
• Helping patients to eat, dress, and bathe, and providing skin care.
• Taking the patient’s temperature, pulse rate, respiration rate, and blood pressure
• Assisting patients in getting into and out of bed and walking
• Keeping patients’ rooms neat, Making beds
• Observing, monitoring and reporting changes to the nursing.

The CNA Training Covers:

• Age-specific care across the lifespan
• Safe patient care delivery
• Infection control principles and practices
• Body mechanics and mobility skills
• Communication skills
• Assisting with activities of daily living
• Nutrition and assisting patients with meeting nutritional needs
• Common health problems and nurse assistant care
• Monitoring Health & Safety
• Reporting

A Clinical Experience is included and this allows students to put the skills they learned in calss into practice. In addition to becoming a CNA graduate, the course also provides opportunity for those interesting in nursing as a profession to become more informed of the RN practice and to develop a plan of action for becoming an LPN or RN.

After successful completion of this training program you will

• Take the state CNA exam.
• When you pass, your name will be on The Nursing Aide Registry
• You will get a certificate of completion from Good Nursing and Medical Training
• Assistance with job location