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Become a Certified Nursing Assistant
Earn a CNA Workforce Training Certificate (WTC) at Frederick Community College. Our proven and trusted CNA/GNA career program features valuable training opportunities from initial introduction to advanced hands-on clinical experience. Program also results in industry credentials eligible for academic credit conversion. Some local Healthcare employers offer program funding and employment opportunities for eligible CNA students. Contact us to learn more.
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA/GNA) • 4 Courses
Approved by MD Board of Nursing (MBON), instruction details CNA/GNA roles, infection control, and safety. Meets MD state CNA certification requirements and serves as Geriatric Nursing Assistant test prep.
• CAH145 Foundation for Healthcare or ADE641 ESL Foundations for Healthcare Careers (90) (formerly ADE632)
• CAH132 CNA Part I
• CAH133 CNA Part II
• CAH190 CNA Clinical
Important Information
Please review the following requirements prior to enrolling in this program.
1. This class requires English language skills. Not sure about your English skills? Visit frederick.edu/Testing to schedule a free Accuplacer test, then share your results with the CEWD Registration team at 301.624.2888 or CEInfo@frederick.edu.
2. Display a current AHA Basic Life Support CPR card or register for SAF157: CPR Basic Life Support.
3. Meet MD Nursing Assistant Certification and Geriatric Nursing Assistant exam eligibility requirements. Please note, MBON requires social security number to apply for CNA Certification.
4. Prior to attending Clinical, provide proof of a physical examination and up-to-date immunizations, including COVID-19 vaccination series.
5. Participants must be 16 years of age or older.
6. Review WTC eligibility requirements.
Questions?
Please feel free to contact us at (240) 629-7907 or healthcarecareers@frederick.edu to learn more.
Please Note: Residency fees apply ($5 per course for residents outside Frederick County and $10 per course for non-Maryland students). Learn more >>
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