A Certified Nursing Aide (CNA) is a person who assists individuals with healthcare needs, activities of daily living (ADL's) and provides bedside care under the supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). CNA's are needed to work in a variety of settings which include hospitals and long-term care environments.

No, medical background is not a must. You do have to be able to read, write and understand English.

We do accept cash, credit cards, debit cards, money orders or official bank certified checks. No personal checks.

2480 Windy Hill Rd suite 406 Marietta GA 30067

No, the textbooks will be provided (work book not provided) and you also get the application for the Nurse Aide exam from the school. Skills DVD are available in school to enhance your learning. All exams are done at the school.

Yes, the skills only class is a minimum of 4hours and is $25/hr. The "skills only" classes are held at the school (2480 Windy Hill Rd Marietta GA 30067). All hands on.

No, we have payment plan options for those who desire to use it with extra cost.

The cost of the state exam is $112 and is not included in your training fees.

You are allowed three chances to take the state test. If you fail all three times, you must attend a certified nurse aide training program before taking the test again. If you fail one part of the state exam, you can come to that part of the class again for free. If you fail the state exam three times, you must attend the full training course again which is usually four weeks long and half pay of the tuition cost will be charged.

The test is a written multiple choice test. It consists of 70 questions and you have two hours to complete the test. The skills portion consists of five random skills and you have 30 minutes to complete the skills. If you fail just one section, you only need to repeat that part of the exam. You do have to pay each time to re-take the test. You have three chances.

$35.00/hour and must be a minimum of 4hours/visit, pre-paid in advance.

Alpha Health Institute is an approved testing site and all exams are done at the school. However, here are several locations around Metro-atlanta area. You must schedule your test through NACES and go to a testing center nearest to you or take it at the school if you chose to. We do walk you through the application to takr the test.

Yes. However, it depends on the circumstances, will be discussed in the class prior to beginning of class. Registration fees are non- refundable. There is NO re-scheduling of classes for no -call no-shows, besides an emergency. More than one no-call no-shows will result in involuntary termination from the school with no refunds, whether you paid in full or not.

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You will not be able to take the state competency exam, however, you will be issued a completion certificate that may provide you a job at selected facilities. You must have a photo ID, like a driver’s license or government issued ID and your SS card to take the state exam. If you do not have one, or lost your card, apply for a free duplicate at your nearest SS office.

The maximum number of students in a class is 14. This is state approved ratio per class. These spaces are filled on a first come, first serve basis with the non-refundable registration fee payment to secure your spot in the class.

Yes. All exams are done at the school.

In hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, skilled rehab centers, doctor's offices, private duty, hospice, group home and home health.

It depends on where you work, your shift and what days of the week you work. The range is $8.50 / hour up to $13.00 / hour depending on experience, facility worked at, shift differential and weekend pay.

In the event of an emergency, such as inclement weather conditions, class will be rescheduled with no extra charge. Class will also be postponed if there are not enough students registered.

Every state is different. Contact the state you are moving to and find out if they accept the GA CNA license.

The registration form is on the state website, you can make your payment online.

Getting a job has a lot to do with your experience, personal appearance, your attitude, background check, drug screen and references. Once you pass your state exam, you are listed under the nurse aide registry and you can find a job anywhere, just maybe not the exact shift and location that you wanted as your first choice.

As soon as possible. So, as soon as you have your deposit ready, pay and get in the schedule.

Yes, it is called “skills only”. This class is $35/hr for a minimum of 4hrs. You must register and pay in advance because the class has limited space. Walk-ins are welcome if space permit.

No, you will take the state exam for GA. You have to pass both the written and the skills exam to be placed on the registry.

Yes, Work investment Act (WIA).

WIA may pay for you if you qualify. Check with their office around your area. Got to financial aid of this website to retrieve their number for your area. Not sure of any other organizations or individuals willing to pay for training at this time. Ask around.

As soon as you register, with your deposit ready and there is space. You will be allowed to move forward in a class. There is always a chance of a cancellation. If you did not pay and register yet, you will not be moved up to a sooner class.

It is up to you. If you wish to take it as soon as you graduate, you can. Or, if you want to wait a couple of weeks and study, that is still OK. You are responsible for completing the application and making your payment.

No. We need everyone to have a quality learning environment.

It depends on the college in question. Ask your college if your CNA hours at work can count for your clinical hours. Some colleges will let you work as a CNA and that will be it for your clinical requirement.

Fast. Class fill up varies. Registration is on first come; first serve basis, so hurry.

You need to pay the fee for your state exam, and the cost $112.

Yes. The DVD is $35. If you would like it mailed to you, add $3.99 for shipping and handling.

The following day, if you did paper exam. You can see whether you passed or not if you did online proctored exam. More details are in the student handbook.

Yes, you may contact the school to enroll or enroll on line at: www.alphahealthinstitute.com

Exams are paidfor using debit / credit card on credentia application for exam page.

Yes, they are required for class and when you go to the long-term care facility for clinical rotations. Scrub informations are provided upon registration to class.

4 weeks, with no school on wednesdays, and there are day and night classes to fit your busy schedule.

Classes are held monthly.

We do job assistance only.

You cannot wait six, nine, twelve months after taking the class and then expect to take the CNA exam and pass. If you wait that long you will forget everything you have learned in the class. Take the state exam within TWO months of taking the class.