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I went there a couple of months ago What everyone says here is true: -Unprofessional ( CNA Instructor and receptionist) -The receptionist, the middle age woman, she treats us like idiots. There was a time she lost my receipt and blamed it on me, insisting she gave it to me. Later on she found it on her desk, made a grin and mumbled an apology. This has happened to other students as well. - The female CNA instructor is incredibly unprofessional and I dare say uneducated. She misspells the most basic words it's not even funny. Some profanity in between as well. -The training is rushed and the photocopy containing the skills she gives you is chock full of erasures and arrows interchanging step x to step y. How hard can Microsoft word be? -Want to ask questions during training? Just make sure the instructor is in a good mood. If not, your answer will come in a form of a sneer and insult or sarcasm. The only good thing there was the clinicals instructor, Mr. *. He was patient, calm and genuinely wanted to teach the students.

Hey all, My friend and I are having a debate as to the number of washcloths used for the Partial Bed Bath. This is for the NYC cna state exam. He tells me that only 1 (one) washcloth is needed I believed the instructor mentioned 4 (four) Wash Cloths: 1 for face 1 for neck and arms 1 for Chest 1 for Back The facility doesn't care much about it's students so calling the instructor would get a reply to "call back later" Also the written materials given are quite garbled. It says "4x Washcloths" on my paper and just "washcloth" on my friend's. Clarifications would be much appreciated. Thanks a bunch! :)