The Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) program has one term of curriculum. Students learn to care for patients in a caring and compassionate manner. Students first learn patient care techniques in a simulated lab environment, followed by a clinical rotation at a nursing home. Upon completion of the program, students’ study and practice sessions are to prepare for the State of Michigan competency exam.
This program is offered through a partnership of the following organizations:
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The purpose of Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS) is to help people with disabilities get and keep a suitable job.
To begin working with MRS you will need to complete the MRS Application for Vocational and Employment Services (MRS-2910) and submit to an MRS office.
More information and the application can be found here: https://www.michigan.gov/leo/bureaus-agencies/mrs/individuals
Promise Scholars can use their scholarship for this program.
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