Program Snapshot
- Format: Classroom, skills lab, clinical rotations
- Schedule: 3 days/week for 4 weeks
- Total Time: 84 clock hours
- Next Start: See current schedule
Program Overview
Launch a healthcare career as a State Tested Nurse Aide. This focused, hands‑on program builds the skills and confidence to provide safe, respectful care for patients in long‑term care, rehab, and hospital settings.
What You’ll Learn
- Patient safety, privacy, and rights
- Infection control and standard precautions
- Vital signs, body mechanics, mobility, and transfers
- Bathing, dressing, feeding, toileting, and comfort measures
- Communication, documentation, and teamwork
- Preparing for the state competency exam
Outcomes
- Readiness to pursue the Ohio STNA competency exam
- Entry‑level roles in long‑term care, assisted living, home health, and hospitals
Admissions & Requirements
- Government‑issued photo ID
- High school diploma or GED preferred
- Ability to meet clinical site requirements (immunizations, TB test, physical exam, background check, drug screen)
- Reliable transportation for clinicals
- Attendance is mandatory to meet clock‑hour requirements
Tuition & Funding
- Payment plans available
- Workforce and employer funding may be available
- See program page for current tuition and fees
FAQs
How often do classes run? Multiple cohorts are scheduled throughout the year—check the current calendar.
Is the exam included? Guidance and practice are included; exam registration and fees are separate unless noted on the schedule.
Where are clinicals held? Partner long‑term care and healthcare facilities in the region; assignments vary by cohort.
What should I wear? Scrubs and closed‑toe, non‑skid shoes; clinical sites may have color or badge requirements.
Can I miss a class? State rules require completion of all hours; make‑up time is limited and not guaranteed.
