CNA Training New York City

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Specializes in Community Health, Med-Surg, Home Health.

Hello Everyone;

I am searching for CNA classes given in the New York City area for a friend. Years ago, I attended ABC Training Center, when it was located in Manhattan, and now, they relocated to the Bronx. Too far for my friend. If anyone is aware of classes given in Queens, Manhattan and Brooklyn, please post.

Greatly appreciated!

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Hi

I went to ABC training center also. I know that there is a school call manhattan institiute, located in manhattan. Not sure of the exact location. http://www.manhattaninstitute.com and I think There is a place called nymedcenter in queens? I am not sure though. Hope this helps.

Nicole

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Specializes in acute care.

First have your friend check out this site, which is supposed to offer free CNA training...

http://adultednyc.org/

I went to NY Medical Career Training school in flushing for my Nurse Aide and Nurse Tech courses.

http://www.nymedtraining.com/policy.html

Hello Everyone;

I am searching for CNA classes given in the New York City area for a friend. Years ago, I attended ABC Training Center, when it was located in Manhattan, and now, they relocated to the Bronx. Too far for my friend. If anyone is aware of classes given in Queens, Manhattan and Brooklyn, please post.

Greatly appreciated!

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Specializes in Community Health, Med-Surg, Home Health.
First have your friend check out this site, which is supposed to offer free CNA training...

http://adultednyc.org/

I went to NY Medical Career Training school in flushing for my Nurse Aide and Nurse Tech courses.

http://www.nymedtraining.com/policy.html

I thank you sincerely.

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Specializes in Community Health, Med-Surg, Home Health.

I want to thank you all for responding. I passed the information to my friend, and hope that she follows up.

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Hi NY Dreamer. I am considering doing a CNA course in either Queens, Manhattan, or some parts of Brooklyn. I am considering NY Medical Career Training school and would like to know what you thought of the school. It is difficult to compare prices and schedules of other schools b/c a few of them require that the applicant go for an in-person evaluation (Allen school and Manhattan Institute). I like NY Medical Career Training School's site b/c all of the information is there.

What did you think of the teaching? And were they of assistance to you when you tried to find a job afterwards?

Thank you!

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Specializes in acute care.

I thought it was fine, nothing special. Manhattan Inst. does put their prices online, at least, last time I checked they did. I didn't go to them to find me a job, so I don't know how they are as far as that. Before you put you money down on any class, contact the Adult Learning Center about their free class.

http://adultednyc.org/

I didn't bother wasting my time contacting any school who didn't publicly anounce their prices. If you can't tell me the price over the phone, then I just take it to mean you must be overpriced.

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Thanks NYDreamer. Oh, so Manhattan Ins does have their prices.. . there were a couple that didn't put prices online but prefer that students go meet with them in person to have an evaluation or such. I don't really have the time for that so I, like you, take it to mean that the school is overpriced. However, the Allen school Jamaica/Brooklyn did tell me that they had some sort of FInancial Aid. I wonder if anyone knows about that?

Thanks for the info, NY Dreamer!

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Specializes in acute care.

IMHO, if a school offers FA for a class that is only a few weeks long, then I REALLY have to wonder about the price for that class. If you click 'Register Now' on the Man. Inst. site and scroll down, you will see their prices. Take care!

http://www.manhattaninstitute.com/application--.asp

Thanks NYDreamer. Oh, so Manhattan Ins does have their prices.. . there were a couple that didn't put prices online but prefer that students go meet with them in person to have an evaluation or such. I don't really have the time for that so I, like you, take it to mean that the school is overpriced. However, the Allen school Jamaica/Brooklyn did tell me that they had some sort of FInancial Aid. I wonder if anyone knows about that?

Thanks for the info, NY Dreamer!

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hey NYDREAMER, i went to ny med career too for medical billing and they only taught me half the class and i never was able to get a job in that field because of it. i wanted to talk to you about their cna program since u say u attended it, did u get a job from them??? please email me at [email protected] or IM ME AT THAQUEENMARI on aim thank youuu

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Specializes in PCT/CNA/HHA.

I went to The Allen School. Im waiting to take State Boards now. The fee for the CNA course is $1,400. When you work, 1199 Union will reimburse $740 of your tuition fee. Just wanted to save you a trip. LOL!

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I am a little frustrated with my search. I have been reading the posts on this site regarding CNA training in hospitals and many are saying that you can train to be a cna at hospitals and nursing homes. I have called hospitals in my area, and gone through the phone books without results. What I need to know is specifically which hospitals and which nursing homes in NEW YORK CITY. Please, I am not interested in Upstate New york (no Rochester, or Oneonta,) thank you.

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