Cna Training In Southern California

[hillarypeace2006]

Hello out there. I was wondering if anyone could tell me if there are in nursing homes or long term care facilities in San Bernardino/Riverside Counties that will provide cna training. I am interested in becoming a CNA, while I attend nursing school. Please let me know as soon as you can!

Thanks...

[ks1773]

You should try the Reginal Occupation Program

I live in Perris Riverside County.

I actually just made an appointment to go take an assesment test.

And i believe there classes start in July or August.

I actually called them today and they said that they dont offer summer classes... so are you talking about fall class?

[meggiemarie]

I realize that these posts are all old now....but I'm in Orange County and looking for CNA training. I found the Coastline ROP but it looks like the program is 4 months long. I'll be(hopefully) starting an RN program in January so 4 months isn't exactly what I was looking for. Does anyone know of any shorter programs in the Orange County area??

[francazeau]

Thank you for the info. I already checked them out and they seem to be quite expensive. About $1,600!

[slowljoe]

For all you people looking for cheap cna training. What can be cheaper than FREE? Any community college that offers a CNA program, chaffey and RCC come to mind, also Mt San Jacinto i think. You fill out the FAFSA.gov application, get your BOWG waiver and all fees are paid by the government. You will have to pay for your CPR card, scrubs and medical evaluation that can be done on campus. What could be easier?