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Top 3 recommended states for cna

Certified nursing assistant<br>what is a certified nursing assistant<br>what does a cna do<br>1. Florida<br> Classes in Jacksonville, FL<br>2. Georgia<br> Classes in Atlanta, GA<br>3. Illinois<br> Classes in Chicago<br>Here you will learn about their requirements and in what cities can you find CNA classes of these states

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Top 3 recommended states for cna

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  1. Top 3 Recommended States for CNA cnacareersmart.com

  2. Table of contents • Requirements and Classes by State 1. Florida Classes in Jacksonville, FL 2. Georgia Classes in Atlanta, GA 3. Illinois Classes in Chicago cnacareersmart.com

  3. Requirements and Classes by State • To become a CNA you have to get yourself registered with a particular states’ nursing aide registry. • The requirement for registry and training classes in every state is somewhat different, but here we are going to discuss the basic requirements to become a CNA in Florida, Georgia and Illinois. cnacareersmart.com

  4. Requirements and Classes by State • These three are the top most recommended states to get your certification from. • Here you will learn about their requirements and in what cities can you find CNA classes of these states. cnacareersmart.com

  5. Florida • Like all states Florida has almost the same requirements for CNA certification. cnacareersmart.com

  6. Florida • According to the Florida Nursing Board you need to complete a minimum of 120 hours of training classes that includes 80 hours of classroom studies and on hand lab and 40 hours of clinical experience.

  7. Florida • to take the certification exam formal training is not required; you need to fulfill the following requirements: • Listening and communication skills • 18 years of age • Background screening check • Immunization records • Drug test and negative TB • Physical exam • Ability to lift 40 pounds without any assistance cnacareersmart.com

  8. Classes in Jacksonville, FL • CNA classes in Jacksonville are one of the most popular under the 285 approved CNA training programs by Florida Nursing Board. • The famous hospitals include Mayo Clinic with 4 ranked specialties and UF Health Jacksonville that is top ranked regional hospital. • Jacksonville is the best place to get started in Florida due to its large population and variety of nationally recognized medical institutes. cnacareersmart.com

  9. Georgia • Now we will talk about how to apply for Georgia nurse aide registry.

  10. Georgia • The important requirements for state of Georgia are: • 16 years of age • Ability to read and write English • No basic need of high school diploma There are many training classes available here depending upon the region that you live in. • You are required to complete minimum of 85 hours of training that consists of classrooms education, labs and clinical practice. • Students are also required to pass the lab classes with 100 rating. cnacareersmart.com

  11. Classes in Atlanta, GA • Being the economic as well as biggest business hub of Georgia, Atlanta is the best place to work and live in the state of Georgia. • The Georgia Medical Care Foundation has listed 323 CNA training programs including the majority of CNA classes in Atlanta. • It is also a testing center approved by the Georgia Medical Care Foundation where you can train and take your certification test at the same facility. cnacareersmart.com

  12. Illinois • To become a CNA in Illinois you need to complete a training program directed by Illinois Department of Public Health. cnacareersmart.com

  13. Illinois • Criminal background • At least 16 years of age • Medical exam • Immunization records • Drug test and negative TB • Eighth grade graduate • Healthcare Provider CPR card. cnacareersmart.com

  14. Illinois • You must complete the required 150 hours of training that include 80 hours of classroom work and the remaining for your practical training. • Basic CNA course includes medical terminology, personal care skills, ethics, anatomy, patients’ rights, communication skills and caring for someone with special needs cnacareersmart.com

  15. Classes in Chicago • You can apply for CNA program in Chicago by meeting the requirements of the state. • You can find various institutes in Chicago to start your training. • After the completion of courses you can give your certification exam and get your name up on the registry list. cnacareersmart.com

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