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  • NA Training Application - EMT Associates

    Long-Term CareWorks offers a no-cost, sponsored nursing assistant (NA) training program through EMT Associates. This program provides expert instruction, mentorship, and meaningful financial support on your path to employment in long-term care.  
  • Contact and Demographic Information

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  • Demographic Information

    The following questions are for grant reporting purposes only and will not impact Long-Term CareWorks' decision to allow you into the NA training program.
  • Minimum Requirements to participate

    Each applicant must meet the minimum requirements of EMT Associates' training program to be considered as a candidate.
  • Attendance Requirements
    This is a fast-paced program. Due to this short timeline, there will be no makeup days available. This means you may not miss any portion of class over the 4 weeks.

    Class dates and times are as follows:

    • October 13-17, 3-8:45 pm 

    • October 20-24, 3-8:45 pm

    • October 27-29, 3-8:45 pm

    Students are assigned 4 days in a clinical setting between October 30-November 10 from 6:45am to 5:15pm. Dates are assigned once students are enrolled and the schedule is finalized. 

    If you have any prior commitments during this time frame that you aren't able to miss, we ask that you keep this program in mind to join at a later date.

    Please note: Program schedule is subject to change

  • CNA Duties and Responsibilities

  • Facilities generally schedule CNAs on a 4 on, 2 off rotation. This means you could work Mon-Thu and have Fri-Sat off one week, then work Sun-Wed and have Thurs-Fri off the next week.

  • Wraparound Support needs assessment

    Long-Term CareWorks is committed to identifying and addressing obstacles that make it challenging for learners to finish and excel in our CNA training programs. The following questions will help us understand how we can better serve you if you're chosen to participate in our program.
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