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Restorative aides work with Nursing and all therapy disciplines to reach and maintain each resident’s highest functioning potential.

Covers the role and responsibilities of the medication aide, drugs used by the system, and administration of medications.

The ADN Program, LPN/LVN to ADN Bridge Option educates licensed practical/vocational nurses (LPNs/LVNs) for the role of a registered nurse (RN). Graduates earn an Associate Degree in Nursing and…

The student is taught basic medication administration techniques and safety. This course is intended to prepare the individual to safely perform duties which are of a standard nature within Kans…

This course is designed to train certified nurses’ aides (CNAs) in the efficient restorative care of residents in nursing homes. This course is presented with the goal of improving the quality o…

Elite CDL School – Class A CDL (plus

Duration: 4 Weeks Total Training Hours: 160

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Provides continuing education for Certified Medication Aides.
Pre-requisite for this class is a current Certified Medication Aide Certificate and be an active Certified Nurse Aide Certificate…

This is a bridge course building on a stacking of credentials of C.N.A, CMA, Phlebotomy, EKG. This course is a 4.5 month course that completes the remainder of the material needed to sit for the…

This program is approved by KSBN
for licensed practical nurses (LPN). In Kansas LPN’s are not allowed to Start or monitor intravenous fluids without certification which is not included in the…

Kansas Certified Medication Aide – is 75 clock hours with 25 of them in clinical. Students study disease processes and medication used to treat them. State board exam is taken on the last day of…