New Greenville CNA School

Greenville CNA School OPENING SOON

OPENING SOON IN GREENVILLE, MS



Applications are now being accepted for the September Class of 2013 [classes starting September 9,2013]. Interested applicants may now Inbox or Email creationscna@gmail.com

CREATIONS CNA School will be taught in increments of six (6) week periods.
No pre-admission exam required
Only 20 students will be allowed per class. Once all the slots are filled, applicants will have to wait until the next 6 week class starts.

Admission Requirements
- 18 years of age
-High School Diploma or GED
-Healthcare Criminal Background Check

Contact us For Tuition and Fees

The demand for CNAs continues to increase each day. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), an 18% increase in CNA jobs is expected until 2018 for Certified Nursing Assistants.

CNAs are one of the many medical professionals that make the healthcare field so wonderful. The medical field is so popular because of the lucrative salaries that the field offers. Becoming a CNA is one of the most popular career options in the field. The starting salaries are great, and there is so much room to advance as Certified Nursing Assistants.

CNAs provide medical and non-medical care for their patients. These individuals usually work under the care of another medical professional such as Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) or Registered Nurses (RNs). The job responsibilities of CNAs may include the following:
Assisting patients with basic needs
Monitoring liquid and food intake
Monitoring liquid and food output
Taking patients’ vital signs
Feeding patients
Assisting other medical professionals with medical procedures
Assisting patients out of bed or into bed
Providing patient hygiene
Helping patients walk
Collecting samples from patients
Monitoring patients
Reporting patients’ changes to supervisors
Assisting patients with home upkeep
Making beds
Performing routine medical tasks
Cleaning patients’ rooms

CNAs provide care in a variety of setting, including long-term care facilities, patients’ homes, clinics, hospitals, nursing homes, outpatient facilities, and other medical facilities. They usually have a closer relationship with patients than other medical professionals do because CNAs spend more time with the patients. CNAs must meet certain state and federal requirements before they can receive their licenses. Becoming a CNA offers a wonderful opportunity for future advancement in other areas of the medical field.