The 12-week, weekend version of the Certified Nursing Assistant certificate program prepares students to become entry-level healthcare professionals in diverse settings such as hospitals, long-term care facilities, home health agencies, rehabilitation centers, and more. Students learn to work under the supervision of registered and vocational nurses while providing direct care to support patients physically and emotionally. 

This program includes exam-focused instruction and practice tests to help you confidently prepare to take the California State Competency Evaluation Examination. Upon successfully completing all program requirements, including classroom training, clinical rotation, and passing the CA Competency Evaluation Exam, you can become a Certified Nursing Assistant in California. Whether you're just starting out or making a career change, the CNA program offers a practical path to making a difference in healthcare.