where to get cna training in south florida

[supermodelnurse2b]

Hello everyone!

I have decided to postpone my rn training for now and do cna then lpn then rn. I feel that this is the best route for me b/c i want to be as seasoned as possible.

Could any of you floridians please tell me the most affordable yet quality programs for cna training in the fort lauderdale/miami area. I actually live in pompano/north lauderdale.

Please help...much love!:redbeathe

[galan108]

I would defintely look into CEU (continuing education credits). In fact, even my professor has to take these every now and then.

[Miwila]

Mcfatter Tech in Davie, and Sheridan Tech both offer affordable CNA courses. Miami Dade Community college also offers CNA training through their community education program. I recently recieved their flyer and saw that they have a class meeting Sat's from 9-2 for I think 3 months but I am not sure when that class starts. The class at Mcfatter meets from 7a-1 or 2 in the afternoon three days a week and an additional two days a week online for five hours a day, and lasts one month. I believe their next class starts in early April. They also have one starting about now if it hasn't started already, but they make you do a song and a dance before you can register so I don't know if you have time to meet their deadline. On the other hand if you're prepared to do alot of running around for a few days, maybe you can.

[Jackson Training Ctn]

Jackson Training and Resource Center

124 SE 1st Road

Suite A

Homestead, Fl 33030

[phone]

Offers classes during the morning, evening and weekends.