Dream of a career caring for others? Delta’s Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program is a great first step and can lead to even greater opportunities in the future. With just 10 weeks of classes and clinicals, the CNA program will prepare you with entry-level skills to work in hospitals, inpatient mental health facilities, and clinics. When you’ve finished the program, you’ll be ready to complete state certification exams. While job prospects as a CNA are good, you’ll also be well positioned to pursue future opportunities as a psych tech or registered nurse, among other possibilities.
Delta also offers a Home Health Aide Certificate course (HS71) that will prepare you to provide care and assistance to people in their homes. You must either hold a CNA certificate or be enrolled in the CAN course (HS 70).
- CNA Certification Prep
- Home Health Skills
- Direct Patient Care
- Acute Care Training
- Long-Term Care Skills
- In-Home Care Competency
- Scope of Practice
- Clinical Skills
Finding the right program starts with knowing what you enjoy—if these skills and interests sound like you, you might enjoy studying Nursing Assistant (CNA) and Home Health Aide (HHA)
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