ONLINE ENROLLMENT
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If you are a convicted felon OR if you have been charged with theft , threatening another person, assault or battery, please contact the school before registering.
** Please note: we complete a criminal and sex offender background check on all enrolled students**
ENROLL WITH JUST $200 DOWN . PAYMENT PLAN AVAILABLE FOR ALL CLASSES
Nurse Aide (CNA) Course - $950 , 7 weeks , Classes are Mon, Wed, and Fri- 8:30am - 2:30pm
Hybrid Online Nurse Aide (CNA) Course - $1050, 10 weeks , Skills practice every Monday 4pm - 7pm , Weekend Clinicals
Medication Aide (MedTech) Course - $600, 5 weeks Classes are Tuesday and Thursday - 8:30am - 2:30pm
Hybrid Online Medication Aide Course - $650, 6 weeks, Skills practice and Clinicals on Thursdays 4pm - 7pm
Personal Care Aide(PCA) Course - $300, 2 weeks, Classes are Mon, Wed, and Fri- 8:30am - 2:30pm
COMBO BRIDGE CLASSES
Personal Care Aide(PCA) to Medication Aide Course - $800, 7 weeks
Hybrid Online PCA to Hybrid Online Medication Aide Course - $850 , 8 weeks
CNA to Medication Aide Course - $1450 , 12 weeks
Hybrid Online CNA to Hybrid Online Medication Aide - $1600 , 16 weeks
Nurse Aide (CNA) Course - $950 , 7 weeks , Classes are Mon, Wed, and Fri- 8:30am - 2:30pm
Hybrid Online Nurse Aide (CNA) Course - $1050, 10 weeks , Skills practice every Monday 4pm - 7pm , Weekend Clinicals
Medication Aide (MedTech) Course - $600, 5 weeks Classes are Tuesday and Thursday - 8:30am - 2:30pm
Hybrid Online Medication Aide Course - $650, 6 weeks, Skills practice and Clinicals on Thursdays 4pm - 7pm
Personal Care Aide(PCA) Course - $300, 2 weeks, Classes are Mon, Wed, and Fri- 8:30am - 2:30pm
COMBO BRIDGE CLASSES
Personal Care Aide(PCA) to Medication Aide Course - $800, 7 weeks
Hybrid Online PCA to Hybrid Online Medication Aide Course - $850 , 8 weeks
CNA to Medication Aide Course - $1450 , 12 weeks
Hybrid Online CNA to Hybrid Online Medication Aide - $1600 , 16 weeks
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For PCAs ,CNAs, and Medication Aides
BASIS FOR DENIAL OF LICENSURE OR CERTIFICATION
According to § 54.1-3007 of the Code of Virginia, the Board of Nursing may refuse to admit a candidate to any examination, or refuse to issue a license or certificate, to any applicant with certain criminal convictions. Likewise, the Board may refuse licensure or certification to an applicant who uses alcohol or drugs to the extent that it renders the applicant unsafe to practice, or who has a mental or physical illness rendering the applicant unsafe to practice (referred to as a history of impairment).
Criminal convictions for ANY felony can cause an applicant to be denied nursing licensure or nurse aide certification.
Misdemeanor convictions involving moral turpitude may also prevent licensure or certification. Moral turpitude means convictions related to lying, cheating or stealing. Examples include, but are not limited to: reporting false information to the police, shoplifting or concealment of merchandise, petit larceny, welfare fraud, embezzlement, and writing worthless checks. While information must be gathered regarding all convictions, misdemeanor convictions other than those involving moral turpitude will not prevent an applicant from becoming a licensed nurse or C.N.A. However, if the misdemeanor conviction information also suggests a possible impairment issue, such as DUI and illegal drug possession convictions, then there still may be a basis for denial during the licensure or certification application process.
Each applicant is considered on an individual basis. There are NO criminal convictions or impairments that are an absolute bar to nursing licensure or nurse aide certification.
According to § 54.1-3007 of the Code of Virginia, the Board of Nursing may refuse to admit a candidate to any examination, or refuse to issue a license or certificate, to any applicant with certain criminal convictions. Likewise, the Board may refuse licensure or certification to an applicant who uses alcohol or drugs to the extent that it renders the applicant unsafe to practice, or who has a mental or physical illness rendering the applicant unsafe to practice (referred to as a history of impairment).
Criminal convictions for ANY felony can cause an applicant to be denied nursing licensure or nurse aide certification.
Misdemeanor convictions involving moral turpitude may also prevent licensure or certification. Moral turpitude means convictions related to lying, cheating or stealing. Examples include, but are not limited to: reporting false information to the police, shoplifting or concealment of merchandise, petit larceny, welfare fraud, embezzlement, and writing worthless checks. While information must be gathered regarding all convictions, misdemeanor convictions other than those involving moral turpitude will not prevent an applicant from becoming a licensed nurse or C.N.A. However, if the misdemeanor conviction information also suggests a possible impairment issue, such as DUI and illegal drug possession convictions, then there still may be a basis for denial during the licensure or certification application process.
Each applicant is considered on an individual basis. There are NO criminal convictions or impairments that are an absolute bar to nursing licensure or nurse aide certification.
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