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Jun 01, 2009 08:32 PM

Training to train


I am currently a school nurse with 23 years exp. in medsurg, charge exp. in trauma, orthopedic, supervisor, pediatric. I was thinking about starting a class to train nurse aids. Is there such an animal in Texas and how long would it take to be certified? Also I need to find a workshop for July 2009 when I travel to Michigan. How can I locate a class or workshop? Thanks!


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from Moss1222
Old Jun 04, 2009, 09:58 PM

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Your State BON will have specific rules and regulations that you will have to follow to open a school. It will need to be approved. I would start there.
Pearson Vue will have info on the testing information.
One thing I did was teach at another program for a while to learn all about CNA programs.
When I went to my state's BON website I saw a list of all the CLOSED CNA schools...which made me wonder why so many had failed. I would really do my homework before I started a school. Good luck! I loved the students!
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