Free CNA Training Class

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Training Program

Todd Dickey will be providing free Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Training. Turn your caring spirit into a career! The ASC Nurse Aide Training Program is an opportunity that requires no previous experience, just a commitment to providing compassionate care to our residents. With free classroom and hands-on training, you can become a CNA in just a few weeks. After completion of the Nurse Aide training program and testing, you can find a home in any of ASC's 100 locations across Indiana, with additional pathways and opportunities available to those who want to advance their career in nursing.

What ASC's CNA Training Program can offer you :

• Free textbook
• Unlimited one-on-one time with your instructor
• Free study materials
• Free uniform
• Free State testing
• Stepping stones to grow your nursing career

A Day in the Life of a CNA

CNAs support patient care in a variety of ways, depending on the setting. A few examples of how CNAs spend their workday include :

Training for a Career as a Certified Nurse Aide

Training occurs over a 2 week period including 30 hours of classroom work and 45 hours of hands on clinical training. You will work with and be supported by ASC instructors, nurses and CNAs who have taken the same path. After completion of the CNA program and testing, additional pathways and opportunities are available to those who want to advance their career in nursing. Our Talent Acquisition Partners will assist you in applying for a position at one of our many Indiana-based communities. American Senior Communities also provides additional pathways and opportunities to those who want to advance their career in nursing including tuition and certification reimbursement, college and university partnerships, paid training and career development.

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