Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
Prepare for the Indiana CNA state competency exam. Complete 150+ hours of classroom instruction and clinical training in 6 weeks.
Grant Funding Available
$2,800
self-pay · funding may cover 100%
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Full curriculum broken down by module. Every topic is covered in class and assessed before you advance.
CNA Foundations & Infection Control
- ·CNA role, scope of practice, and legal responsibilities
- ·Patient rights and HIPAA in healthcare settings
- ·Hand hygiene: 20-second technique per CDC guidelines
- ·PPE donning and doffing sequence
- ·Standard precautions and transmission-based precautions
- ·Bloodborne pathogens and exposure prevention
Vital Signs & Patient Observation
- ·Blood pressure measurement (manual and digital)
- ·Temperature measurement (oral, tympanic, axillary)
- ·Pulse and respiration counting
- ·Height, weight, and intake/output measurement
- ·Pain assessment and reporting
- ·Medical terminology and charting
Body Mechanics & Patient Mobility
- ·Proper body mechanics for healthcare workers
- ·Gait belt application and safe transfers
- ·Bed positioning: Fowler's, supine, lateral, prone
- ·Range of motion exercises (passive and active)
- ·Fall prevention strategies
- ·Wheelchair safety and transport
Personal Care Skills
- ·Complete and partial bed baths
- ·Perineal care and catheter care
- ·Oral care (conscious and unconscious patients)
- ·Dressing and grooming assistance
- ·Feeding assistance and aspiration prevention
- ·Ostomy care and specimen collection
Specialized Care
- ·Dementia and Alzheimer's care techniques
- ·End-of-life care and comfort measures
- ·Mental health awareness in long-term care
- ·Restorative nursing and rehabilitation support
- ·Emergency procedures: choking, falls, seizures
- ·Restraint alternatives and safety devices
Clinical Practicum & Certification
- ·30 hours supervised clinical at long-term care facility
- ·All 22 CNA skills performed on real patients
- ·Written exam preparation (75 questions, 90 minutes)
- ·Clinical skills exam rehearsal (5 randomly selected skills)
- ·Indiana CNA competency exam (proctored)
- ·Resume building and healthcare employer introductions
How to Enroll
Workforce funding is available for Indiana residents. Students from other states can enroll through the self-pay option.
Indiana Residents — Workforce Funded
✓ Must reside in Indiana
Indiana residents may qualify for tuition assistance through WorkOne, WIOA, or other state workforce programs. Eligibility is verified before a seat is confirmed. The CNA program is not currently on the Indiana ETPL — check with your WorkOne case manager for available options.
Eligible programs include
Free to apply · eligibility verified before enrollment
All States — Self-Pay
$2,800tuition
Students from any state may enroll through the self-pay option. Note: CNA certification is state-specific. Indiana training qualifies you for the Indiana CNA exam. Other states may require additional steps — use the state licensing tool below to check your state.
What you get
✓ Full online HVAC training curriculum
✓ Prepares for EPA Section 608 Universal certification
✓ OSHA 10-Hour included
✓ Exam proctored on-site at Elevate (Indianapolis)
Workforce-funded training currently available for Indiana residents. Additional states will be added as partnerships develop.
Ready to Start Your Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Career?
Self-pay program. Flexible payment plans and BNPL options available.
Can You Work as a CNA in Your State?
CNA certification is state-specific. Indiana training qualifies you for the Indiana CNA exam. Check your state below to understand what additional steps may be required.
State Licensing Requirements
Select your state to see whether you can train and work as a CNA there.