CNA Training Programs in NJ

Apply to Mountainside Hospital, Overlook Hospital, Morristown Hospital and others in those areas. Some hospitals will hire you as a CNA/PSA because you are in nursing school. No certification or CNA license required.

NJ State aproved programs: Homemaker-Home Health Training Schools
Last updated 2006.

GCC offers a program: http://www.gccnj.edu/continuing_educ...ED_Courier.pdf

CC Vo-Tech offers a program:
http://www.ccts.tec.nj.us/TI/Course_...ical+Assistant

CCC offers one as well.

http://www.asisvcs.com/publications/pdf/063100.pdf

more info: Publications and Forms




Private duty aides not permitted unless arranged through an agency in NJ

Hi,

I know there's a CNA program in Paramus through HoHoKus School. They're pretty well known in the area. Contact info is at the bottom. Here's their site:
http://www.collegeanduniversity.net/...cfm?event=l.lp

oh also, if you enroll in the lpn program at hohokus- as long as you pass the first semester which includes gerontology with decent grades- the director of nursing can petition to allow you to sit for the CNA license exam.

If you want to get state certified and want to work anywhere you want in nj with no strings attatched, id go to ace training institute. i graduated last year and was very happy with the school i had chosen. it was easy and fast. definitely prepared me for nursing 1. i felt like i was ahead of the class going through their program.

heres the link:

acehealthcaretraining.com

they are approved by the senior service and health dept.


hope this helps and good luck!

joseph brita, NJ

Does anyone know what sort on $ CNA's are making in NNJ?