Nurse Aide I knowledge of personal care and nursing assistant skills are reviewed. Skills are demonstrated by the instructor then students are encouraged to practice in our lab setting. The North Carolina Nurse Aide I Candidate Handbook is provided as the basis for the skills review. Upon successful completion, the student will be better prepared to apply for and successfully pass the two-part written and skills examination required by North Carolina for relisting.
This course is designed for individuals who:
A certificate of completion from the institution and a copy of a previous CNA listing with no findings must be presented when registering.
Additional requirements for the first day of class:
Upon successful completion of this NA I Refresher class, students will be eligible to register for the State written and skills exam.
Course fee: $127.00 and a Student manual must be purchased from the CCCTI bookstore.
State Exam fees are $140.00 due to Credentia when registering for the exams on the last day of class. (Credentia replaced Pearson Vue)
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Title | Course/Section | Meeting Information | Available Seats |
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Nurse Aide I Refresher | NAS-3242-101 | 07/24/2023-08/09/2023 Classroom Hours Monday, Wednesday 08:00AM - 04:30PM, Building - H, Room 221 (more)... | 3 |
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