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Specializes in Pediatrics, Home Health, CNA Instructor.

I am a new CNA Instructor, are there any sites that help with lesson plans and teaching the lesson plans. Ideas on content...please

First, congratulations on your new position! Here's a place to start: Excellent resources for Nurse Educators! for free resources.

Specializes in med/surg, oncology, home health, icu.

The CNA classes are dictated by NNAAP (National Nurse Aide Assessment Program). I would advise contacting your state agency that oversees the nurse aide training programs. In Georgia, it is the Georgia Department of Community Health. We have a Certified Nurse Aide Program here at South GA Technical College and honestly, they are stricter than the GA Board of Nursing. If I can help, just email me at [email protected].

Specializes in Nursing Ed, Ob/GYN, AD, LTC, Rehab.

Most states will hold information sessions for the programs they certify and you can gain a lot of information there on books resources and meet other instructors in your area to connect with. Call your state and see when the next one might be

Specializes in Emergency and Critical Care.

Headmaster is another site D&S - Headmaster - Home Page that will give you a great deal of information, check to see if the book you are using has online resources for the instructor. Many states require a train the trainer class for new CNA instructors

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