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You will get the training for CNA in your first semester of nursing school and can become certified all without a comittment.
After your second semester you can become an LPN and make more money and get nursing experience. So don't limit yourself to being a CNA for the next 2 years under someone's comittment.
You do it after the first semester. As for the LPN, you take an extra class-I think it's 6 weeks, during second semester and you can sit for your boards after that. You won't need that transition class because you are already in the program.
If you plan to take the LPN you must decide in the beginning of second semester, as there are only so many seats available.
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Are there facilities in Tucson that train people to be CNAs? I'm starting nursing school in two weeks and really want to work as a CNA throughout my next two years in the program. I don't care if there is a little commitment, i just want to get away from my current job and into the field ((i can't stand the hell-hole i'm currently at..but that's another story)). Any help would be appreciated. Thanx!