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With the baby boom generation becoming senior citizens, the need for nursing professionals is steadily growing. In addition to hospitals in need of practical nurses, the U.S. Department of Labor predicts that many opportunities are expected in nursing care facilities and in home health care services, as the demand for constant elderly care continues to rise.* The Kaplan College nurse assistant training program is a great place to start your future in this growing field.

 Nurse Assistant Training Program 

The goal of the nurse assistant training curriculum is to prepare you to provide basic patient assistance with daily living activities. Through your education, you can gain a wide range of patient care skills and medical knowledge necessary to succeed in the health industry. Some of the areas you can be trained to work in include:

  • Long-term care patient needs
  • Rehabilitative nursing
  • Body mechanics
  • Observation and charting
  • Prevention management for catastrophe and unusual occurrences

 Career Opportunities 

Obtaining a certificate from our nurse assistant training program can allow you to seek entry-level employment opportunities such as:

  • Acute Care Certified Nursing Assistant–Level One
  • Long-Term Care Certified Nursing Assistant–Level One
  • Private Home Care Companion
  • Registry Home Care Companion

  

 

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* Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, 2006-2007 Edition.