This program is designed to prepare individuals to function in the role of nursing assistants under the supervision of a licensed nurse. Students will be prepared to offer basic services relating to the comfort, welfare and safety of persons requiring health care. This program is designed to meet the curriculum requirements of the Illinois Department of Public Health.
- Identify the role of the CNA in the health care setting.
- Demonstrate competency in performing basic nursing assistant skills (according to IDPH standards) for individuals requiring health care, while maintaining patient rights, safety, and infection control.
- Demonstrate effective verbal, non-verbal, and written communication with residents/clients and health care team members.
- Exhibit a sense of caring and respect for residents’ choices related to cultural values, beliefs, and lifestyles.
- Demonstrate accountability and professional behaviors throughout the CNA course.
Requirements
Total Credits
8
Learn more about this program: Certified Nursing Assistant, Certificate