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The Certified Nurse Aide program is an instructional program that prepares individuals to perform routine nursing-related services to patients in hospitals or long-term care facilities, under th…

Common responsibilities of a CNA include taking and recording vital signs and assisting patients with their physical needs. CNAs may perform procedures under the supervision of a registered nurs…

This course meets requirements for becoming a CMA in the state of Kansas and includes instruction in roles and responsibilities, how to prepare, administer, and record medications, major actions…

The Nursing Assistant program prepares individuals over 16 years or age as entry level members of the health team who assist the trained nurse in the provision of general patient care. This cour…

This course will prepare the students for care of the ill, disabled, or elderly person in the nursing home or hospital setting. Students are eligible to take the state certification nurse aide t…

This is a 5 credit hour course designed as a follow-up to the Certified Nurse Aide course and designed to prepare successful participants to become medication aides. Available only to certified …

Designed to provide the individual with the basic skills, human understanding and attitude to upgrade the services rendered for adult care facilities.

Focuses on knowledge and skills needed for safe meds administraion in long term care facilities.
Graduates are eligible to take Kansas certification to become certified medication aides.

The Geriatric Aide is designed to provide an individual with knowledge of basic skills, human understanding and attitudes necessary to render upgraded services for residents of adult care facili…

The Certified Medication aide course (CMA) is a 75 contact hour course that prepares students for the state certification exam. The CMA course is regulated by the Kansas Department of Health and…