PHSSN’s state approved Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program prepares students to assist patients and nurses with daily living needs. The Texas Department of Aging and Disability (TDAD) curriculum guides the teaching-learning principles and prepares students to take their CNA state exam and function as an entry level CNA employee.
CNA students who successfully complete the required hours and course objectives will be eligible to submit their application to take their state certification exam.
Requirements for entry into the CNA program include the following:
The cost of the course is $900.00.
Tuition includes: CNA textbook, 100 hours of instruction, application fees for state exam, required clinical attire, and a drug test.
Certain immunizations are required for the CNA students which can be downloaded here: Required Immunizations for CNA Class
All immunizations, including a negative TB test, must be presented prior to clinical training. Students will not be permitted to attend clinical training without proper documentation of the required immunizations.
Our Program & Classes Offered:
The program is a total of 100 hours and consists of both classroom and clinical days.
Regular Pace Class
The regular pace class duration is 7-8 weeks.
Fast Pace Class
The fast pace class is designed for individuals who are dedicated and are quick learners with a duration of 3 weeks.
Evening Class
The evening class schedule is Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday with a duration of 7-8 weeks.
Please call or email Dianna Murphy for any questions or for more information: 325-793-6725; murphy.dianna@phssn.edu PHSSN does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national, or ethnic origin in administration of educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, athletic and other school-administered programs.
Click here to complete the online CNA application.