FAQ'S What
Will I Learn in Home Health Aide Classes? You'll study human development,
body systems and disorders, effective communication and how to prevent the spread
of infectious diseases. You'll also learn how to bathe and dress your patients,
prepare meals for them, take care of their laundry and housekeeping, go shopping
for them, and other related tasks. Your courses could also prepare you to take
the Home Care Aide Certification - NAHC exam. Will
I Be Required to Complete Clinical Training? For some programs you'll be
required to complete a clinical component at a healthcare facility. You'll most
likely be instructed by licensed or certified healthcare professionals. Please
inquire with your instructor for further guidance. Is
a Home Health Aide, (HHA) the same as a Certified Nurse Aide? No,
a Home Health Aide, abbreviated as HHA is the person who cares for the sick or
bedridden patients in their home. To become an HHA requires much less education
than a CNA. Many HHAs take the CNA course to upgrade their skills and pay. CNAs,
if they wish, can work as a HHA, but an HHA cannot work as a CNA. If
I want to be a LPN or RN, is the CNA a good course to take? We have many
graduate students who have gone on to be both LPNs and RNs. Our CNA course is
a great opportunity to enter the health field in a short time, and at a low cost.
After working as a CNA, you will be around many professionals who can help guide
you. Also, many students go on to other allied health careers, such as Nurse Technician,
MRI Tech, etc. Can
a Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) work in a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
capacity without a CNA certificate? No, the CNA must have a Florida certificate
to work as a Certified Nursing Assistant in Florida. Are
Home Health aides regulated in Florida? No, there is no state registry
for HHAs. The HHA must inquire from the employing Home Health agency as to what
are the HHA requirements. Do
you offer flexible timings? Yes.
We have Daytime, Evening and Weekend classes to suit your schedule. How
do I register for the course? Come
to our office and determine
which class session best fits your schedule. Then, fill out the application and
pay the registration fees. What
documents do I need to bring for enrollment? - Proof
of identification. (e.g. Florida ID, Florida drivers license, passport)
- Social
Security Card.
- Proof
of residence or voters registration card.
- High
School Diploma, GED or equivalent
- Provide
College Transcripts. (if applicable)
- Pay
registration fee. (payment plans available)
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HEALTH AIDE CLASSES
DAY CLASS - 1 1/2 weeks
Mon - Fri (1 week) & Mon - Wed. (1/2 week) 9:00 am - 5:00 pm EVENING
CLASS - 75 hours Mon - Fri (3 weeks) 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm WEEKEND
CLASS - 75 hours Sat - Sun (4 weeks) 9:00 am - 5:00 pm ****************** CERTIFIED
NURSING ASSISTANT REVIEW CLASSES
EVENING
CLASS - 1 week Mon - Fri 6:00 pm -10:00 pm WEEKEND
CLASS - 2 weeks Sat - Sun 9:00 am - 5:00 pm SATURDAY
CLASS - 4days Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm ****************** CPR
CLASSES MONTHLY
CLASS 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm 6:00 pm -10:00 pm |