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To become a Certified Nurse Aide (CNA), in New York State, one must attend and graduate from a school that is licensed by both the NYS Education Department and the NYS Department of Health.
The Nursing Assistant Program is an opportunity to learn skills and prepare for a career in the health care field. If you have a desire to help people, are comfortable working closely with clients while providing personal care, are willing to accept delegated tasks, and to work as a member of a team, then a career as a nursing assistant may be for you.
This field of work also serves as a stepping-stone for advanced nursing or health care occupations. Employment can be found in Nursing Homes, Hospitals and through Healthcare agencies.
The role of a Nursing Assistant or CNA is perfect for caring for individuals seeking a career that they love. If making a real difference in people’s lives is important to you, our Certified Nursing Assistant course can be the foundation for your future dream job. RLI offers CNA training in NYC for hardworking students looking to expand their skills and prepare for a career in healthcare as a Certified Nurse Assistant.
A Certified Nurse Assistant provides patients with care that is critical to their well-being. A CNA has a large amount of direct patient contact, which offers real potential to make a positive difference in patient’s lives. CNA’s monitor the condition of patients, provide important information to doctors and nurses, and even offer to care for emotional support for patients. There is an incredibly positive employment outlook for individuals entering Certified Nurse Assistant training programs in New York, as the demand for these positions is constantly increasing. The healthcare industry is known to be growing rapidly due to a wide variety of factors, and the US Department of Labor estimates that employment for Certified Nursing Assistants is on course for rapid growth in the coming years.
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