Certified Nurse Aide

12 Hours

Explore the fundamentals of the healthcare industry while building the academic and workplace skills needed for training and career success. Students learn about healthcare roles, patient care environments, professionalism, communication, and foundational healthcare concepts aligned with workforce readiness standards.

8 Hours

Earn American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) training while developing emergency response skills used in healthcare settings. Students learn CPR techniques, AED operation, ventilation procedures, and life-saving interventions for medical emergencies in clinical and community environments.

73 Hours

Prepare for entry-level patient care roles by developing the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to support residents in long-term care settings. Students learn patient safety, communication, resident rights, observation and reporting, infection control, and daily care procedures while emphasizing compassionate, team-based healthcare practices.

48 Hours

Gain supervised clinical experience providing patient care in healthcare environments. Students apply classroom knowledge and hands-on skills while building confidence in patient support, safety procedures, communication, and professional healthcare practices.

18 Hours

Prepare for Certified Nurse Aide certification through guided review, hands-on skills practice, and reinforcement of essential patient care procedures. Students strengthen knowledge in infection control, safety protocols, communication, and clinical care techniques to support certification readiness and workplace success.

17 Hours

Strengthen workplace readiness skills through hands-on learning focused on communication, patient care fundamentals, digital literacy, and professional healthcare practices. Students build reading, writing, math, and problem-solving skills while preparing for success in healthcare training and patient care environments.

17 Hours

This success course gives adult learners the hands-on practice they need to thrive in a healthcare training program. Guided by Adult Education and Literacy (AEL) principles, participants strengthen reading, writing, math, and digital skills while mastering the fundamentals of bedside care used in long-term care facilities and hospitals. The curriculum aligns with Texas Workforce Commission Integrated Education and Training (IET) requirements, ensuring that academic instruction, workforce preparation, and occupational training happen side-by-side.