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A First Step in Healthcare

Many people start in healthcare as a Certified Nursing Assistant, then continue their education toward further nursing roles. CNA training covers basic patient care, safety procedures, and communication.

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What to expect from CNA programs

Training combines classroom learning with supervised practice: daily care routines, safety and infection-control basics, and how to communicate with patients and care teams — all aimed at getting you ready for your state's competency exam.

CNA programs can run 4–12 weeks. Class, course, and program lengths may vary.

To become a CNA, students typically complete a state-approved program and pass a state competency exam, then are listed on a state registry. Requirements vary by state.

Nursing assistants earn an average of about $42,260 per year (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025). Pay varies by location and experience.

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FAQ

What is a CNA?

CNAs support patients with everyday tasks — bathing, dressing, meals, and getting around — working under the supervision of licensed nurses.

How long does it take to complete a CNA program?

CNA programs can run 4–12 weeks. Class, course, and program lengths may vary.

Do I need experience to start a CNA program?

No prior healthcare experience is needed. Programs generally require a high school diploma or equivalent — check with the school for its requirements.

How much can I earn as a CNA?

Nursing assistants earn an average of about $42,260 per year (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025). Pay varies by location and experience.

Is the information free?

Yes — getting program information through this site is free. Programs themselves have their own tuition and costs.