CNA info, help request.

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I hope it's ok to post questions about this here. Sorry if it's not.

I am thinking about getting my CNA license, however I'm having a rather hard time finding information on the net. I've been working at an Assisted Living Center for about 7 months now; prior to that I worked with Developmentally Diasabled adults and children in a day program environment. So I thought I'd take the next step and see where it takes me.

In particular I am interested in how to get my CNA in Colorado (Pueblo to be exact, but I don't think that matters as much as the state), and what exactly is involved in with classes (i.e. what the classes cover etc). Never even thought about this until a friend at work was talking about getting hers, due to some rather unfortunate work related issues for the both of us.

Anyway is there any links to information concerning the process? I've talked with a few people here in town but none of them have been helpful.

Thanks for your time,

Michael

Hello and Welcome to allnurses.

"I'm having a rather hard time finding information on the net. ... In particular I am interested in how to get my CNA in Colorado (Pueblo to be exact, ... "

Check with these, which I have copied from

http://www.dora.state.co.us/nursing/education/CNAPrograms.pdf

COLORADO BOARD OF NURSING

APPROVED NURSE AIDE TRAINING PROGRAMS

August 2004

Region 7

Florence High School - Florence - (719) 784-2584

Hildebrand Care Center - Canon City - (719) 275-8656

Life Care Center of Pueblo - Pueblo - (719) 564-2000

Progressive Care Center Nurse Aide Program - Canon City - (719) 269-6157

Pueblo Community College (Adult Program) - Pueblo - (719) 549-3409

Reach Your Goal - Canon City - (719) 275-2926

SECAHEC - Pueblo - (719) 544-7833

Spanish Peaks Regional Health Center - Walsenburg - (719) 738-5194

Trinidad State Junior College Valley Campus - Alamosa - (719) 589-1513

University Park Care Center - Pueblo - (719) 545-5321

Valley View Health Care Center - Canon City - (719) 275-7569

"what exactly is involved in with classes (i.e. what the classes cover etc). "

The course will inform you of knowledge and skills to work as a CNA. Read these ...

https://allnurses.com/forums/showthread.php?t=4093

https://allnurses.com/forums/showthread.php?t=93641

http://vava.essortment.com/certifiednursin_rugy.htm

http://www.nursingassistantcentral.com/

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