Looking for CNA programs in San Jose, CA

[CA_Student_Nurse]

Hello!

Does anyone know where I could find a CNA program in San Jose or the Bay Area? I'm starting pre-requisites this quarter and looking for some hands-on experience while I go to school.

Thanks!

- Mel

[suzanne4, RN]

Suggest that you try some of the hospitals or nursing homes in your area, as well as community colleges, and evening programs at the high schools.

[caliotter3]

DeAnza College used to offer a CNA course as well as Acute Care CNA. Also, CCOC (forget what the initials stand for) but it has something to do with community adult education offered CNA courses as well, as at one time, a very highly regarded LVN program (hard to get in, and very affordable). The LVN program was discontinued for quite some time, they were going to start it up again around 2001 or so, don't know what happened there. You might try researching the local high school districts for their adult education divisions to find out about CCOC. Sorry I have not kept up to date with this.

[jesa]

I live in Sunnyvale and the Sunnyvale Cupertino community education has a CNA program http://ace.fuhsd.org/course_information/course_listingb.asp?quarter=Q3%202007&department=MED

it looks like it's maybe a month or so long, $555

[Verstehen]

I've been researching the same thing, and I've found a few programs. City College of San Francisco has courses for certification as EMT, Cardiovascular Tech, and EKG Tech. I wouldn't mind hearing from those in the know how nursing programs look upon applicants certified as EMT's, CVT's, and EKG's, and where they fall next to CNA's.

Also, try the California Regional Occupational Program in Santa Clara county.

[tropicbound]

Mission College in Santa Clara has a CNA and Acute CNA program. It uses the same facilities as their LVN and (starting this fall) RN programs. Here's a link to their website http://www.missioncollege.org/depts/health/index.html

I'm starting my last semester in the LVN program and have been very happy with the school, faculty and lab facilities. Good luck!

I know that there are also private CNA programs out there, but couldn't tell you where off hand.

[youknowho]

I know there is one on Story Rd. near Senter. Its called St. Francis Career College, I think they have a LVN program there also.

[isbe]

hello!

does anyone know where i could find a cna program in san jose or the bay area? i'm starting pre-requisites this quarter and looking for some hands-on experience while i go to school.

thanks!

- mel

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[isbe]

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[isbe]

If You Live In Another Place You Have To Check Solano Nursing School, They Have Page In The Internet

Liza

[EM-RN]

I took my CNA at the Mountain View-Los Altos Adult School 2 years ago for about $500. It was an evening program over 3 months. I just checked their website. It doesn't look like CNA is being offered any more. I have heard good thing about the CNA program at the Sunnyvale Adult School. Go cheap if time is not an issue.