Course Descriptions
The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Course provides 80 hours of training that follows the Oklahoma Nurse Aide Registry Nurse Aide Curriculum which consists of basic knowledge and understanding of principles and procedures of nursing care.
This course is an Oklahoma state approved program which provides comprehensive classroom learning and quality hands-on
lab and clinical experiences. Successful completion of this course and passing the state examination will prepare individuals for entry-level positions as nursing assistants in various health care settings
such as hospitals, private duty, long term care, residential settings, hospice care, home health care, assisted living facilities, etc...
The Certified Medication Aide (CMA) course provides comprehensive training that follows the Oklahoma State Department of Health Certified Medication Aide Curriculum which consists of basic knowledge and understanding of medication administration principles and safe practices.
This course is an Oklahoma state approved program which provides comprehensive hybrid instruction, skills lab training, and clinical experience. Successful completion of this course and passing the state examination will prepare individuals to safely and competently administer medications under the supervision of a Nurse in a variety of healthcare settings such as Long-term care facilities, Assisted living centers, Rehabilitation facilities, and other healthcare environments.
Courses Offered
CNA Cost Breakdown
CNA - $800 (Total)
Tuition - $500
Testing - $160
BLS/CPR - $65
Supplies - $35
Scrubs - $25
Background Check - $15
*Please keep in mind that the state of Oklahoma requires an individual to hold a CNA license for 6 months before being eligible to take a CMA course and obtain a license.
CMA cost breakdown
CMA - $650 (Total)
Tuition - $400
Testing - $160
Background Check - $15
Supplies - $50
Uniform - $25
Basic Life Support (BLS)
First time - $85
Renewal - $75
All CPR classes are performed by an American heart Association (AHA) trained instructor. Basic Life support or BLS generally refers to the type of care that first-responders, healthcare providers and public safety professionals provide to anyone who is experiencing cardiac arrest, respiratory distress or an obstructed airway.
Day Classes - Mon-Fri 8a-5p (2 weeks)
Evening Classes Monday -Friday 6p-10p (4 weeks)
Weekend Classes Saturday - Sunday 9a-6p (4 Weekends)