In the STNA Training Classes, located in downtown Cleveland, you will be trained to be one of the most vital to pieces to a health care facility's daily operations. Your compassion and skill in patient care will help minimize the stress of those who are sick or unable to care for themselves.

State Tested Nursing Assistant's (STNAs) also known as nurses' aides,  work under the supervision of a licensed nurse to provide assistance to patients with daily living tasks.

Working closely with patients, STNAs are responsible for basic care services such as bathing, grooming and feeding patients, assisting nurses with medical equipment, and checking patient vital signs. STNAs give patients important social and emotional support and also provide vital information on patient conditions to nurses.

Becoming an STNA can be a stepping stone in one day becomming a licensed practical nurse or a registered nurse. 

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FREQUENTLY  ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ's)

1. Do you need a High School Diploma or GED.

No. High School Diploma or GED are not required for our training. Students who are in High School may be permitted to enroll in our courses.

2. How long is the STNA training Classes?

Day Classes are currently 12 days.

3.  What are the times for the courses? 

Day Class:  Monday thru Friday,

Class Time:  8 am to 4:30 pm

Clinical Time: 6:30am to 2:30pm

4. Is there any payment options available?

Yes. Students must pay a full tuition upon registration. 

5. What are the class requirements?

Students must provide the following information to successfully complete the classroom and skill instruction, as well as the clincal instruction:

• 2-step TB test.
• Criminal Background Check from the Justice Center (both City and County)

6. Can I miss a day of class, or leave early during class.

Students who are tardy for class, or miss one day will not be eligible to complete the course. These students will be responsible for the remainder of the tuition, and will have to re-enroll in class, and incur full tuition fees.