Certified Nursing Assistant
•Anatomy & Physiology (online/in-person) - 60 hours
•Fundamentals of Patient Care (in-person) - 35 hours 11-12 weeks (~3 months)
•Clinical Rotation - 30 hours 4 days 8am – 4pm
CNA Anatomy and Physiology Instruction (NYS Mandated 60 hours)
· Twenty 3-hour in-person sessions (preferred schedule twice a week)
· RN faculty and technical CNA tutor lead each session
· Three online quizzes and final exam administered via Moodle
· Chapter reading and graded homework assignments
· Tutoring sessions, approximately one session per week
· A&P Grades of 75% and above considered passing and eligible to take Prometric exam
CNA Skills In-Person (NYS Mandated 35 hours)
· Technical CNA tutor and RN faculty lead each session
o Preferred schedule once a week (concurrent with A&P)
o RN Faculty & tutor demonstrate and proper skill procedure
o Students must be dressed in scrubs and shoes
o Students must follow all COVID-related protocol and utilize full PPE
o Students practice hands-on clinical skills under RN faculty & tutor supervision in fully equipped medical teaching lab
o Final session includes in-person CNA skills assessment similar to Prometric Exam
· Passing grade requires passing two out of three skills during final skills assessment demonstrating proper skills protocol
CNA Clinical Rotation (NYS Mandated 30 hours)
· Students must have passed A&P and Skills courses prior to clinical rotation
· All students must have a negative COVID test
· All students must be medically cleared to visit site
o Negative drug screen (within 30 days of clinical rotation start)
o Complete Medical Documents
· Maximum cohort size 8 students
· Four consecutive 7.5 hours shifts
· Students must be fully dressed in scrub and white nursing shoes
· RN Faculty supervise and evaluate students on CNA skills
· There are no make-ups for clinical rotation hours
· Subject to clinical site availability and requirements
CNA Exam Live-Online Exam Review (one Session)
· One online review session is scheduled after clinicals and before exams