CERTIFIED NURSING ASST. / PRE-LPN

WHAT IS A

NURSING ASSISTANT & PRE-LPN

Nursing Assistant and LPN programs train students to provide patient care in a healthcare setting. Nursing assistants provide basic care and assistance to patients under the supervision of registered nurses, while LPNs (Licensed Practical Nurses) provide more advanced patient care, such as administering medication, monitoring vital signs, and assisting with medical procedures, under the supervision of registered nurses or doctors. Both roles play an important part in the healthcare system by supporting patients and helping to ensure they receive appropriate care.




REASON FOR BECOMING A CERTIFIED

NURSING ASSISTANT & PRE-LPN

Becoming a nursing assistant or LPN offers many benefits, including in-demand job opportunities, quick training, flexibility in scheduling, job satisfaction from helping others, and opportunities for career advancement through additional education and training.

SALARY RANGE:  $20.00-$30.00 Per Hour

CAREER OPTIONS AVAILABLE: Job opportunities for nursing assistants & LPNs are plentiful in hospitals, nursing homes,

and other healthcare settings.

CREDENTIALS EARNED

Certified Nursing Assistant

The Nursing Assistant curriculum typically includes both classroom instruction and hands-on clinical experience, covering topics such as patient care, infection control, anatomy and physiology, and communication skills.

Pre-LPN

The LPN curriculum typically involves classroom instruction and clinical training, covering topics such as pharmacology, nursing ethics, human anatomy and physiology, patient care, and medical terminology.

BRCC Dual Enrollment

Baton Rouge Community College allows high school students to take college-level courses while still in high school, earning both high school and college credit.

CPR Certification

The CPR certification trains students on how to perform CPR correctly, as well as other life-saving techniques.

VIEW WHAT OUR STUDENTS ARE DOING

MEET THE INSTRUCTOR

Sharon Reed

Nursing Instructor