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Start Your CNA Career in Just 22 Days

California Department of Public Health (CDPH-approved) training. Hands-on clinical experience. Fast-track into healthcare jobs.

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Why Choose LearnMore

  • State-approved CNA training
  • Flexible schedule. Finish in 22 or 44 days
  • 74 hours of classroom and nursing lab simulation, 100 hours of hands-on clinical experience
  • LearnMore is an approved Regional Test Site (RTS) for the NNAAP® Certified Nursing Assistant exam. Complete training and take the state exam on-site, remotely or in person
  • Designed for real job placement

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Programs

Accelerated Nurse Assistant Training

LearnMore designed the accelerated nurse assistant training course for candidates seeking nurse assistant certification by the State of California. The state-approved course provides 74 theory and lab instruction hours, 100 clinical instruction hours, and meets all federal and state training requirements.

Both the accelerated 22-day course and the accelerated 44-day course prepare nurse assistant candidates for certification by the State of California as entry-level workers in healthcare teams in long-term-care or acute-care facilities.

Vocation Overview

A certified nurse assistant (CNA) provides basic care for medical patients. CNA healthcare settings include hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, retirement communities, and in-home. CNA employment includes the following duties:

  • Assisting patients with daily activities
  • Checking vital biological signs
  • Completing medical reports

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Acute Care Certified Nurse Assistant Course

The Acute Care CNA course (ACNA) is designed for Certified Nurse Assistants (CNAs) seeking to advance their clinical skills and transition into hospital-based roles in acute care settings. This accelerated 10-day program provides 68 hours of combined theory, lab, and clinical training, focused on the specialized knowledge required in acute care settings.

Training includes hands-on clinical experience in a hospital environment and covers key systems such as cardiovascular, respiratory, neurological, and surgical care, along with communication, documentation, and patient safety.

Vocation Overview

An ACNA provides direct patient care in hospital settings, where additional training is often required to meet acute care standards. ACNA employment includes the following duties:

  • Assisting patients with mobility, hygiene, and daily care in a hospital setting
  • Monitoring and reporting vital signs and changes in patient condition
  • Supporting nurses with pre- and post-procedure care

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Nurse Assistant Career Outlook

National CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant) employment is projected to grow about 4 percent from 2023 to 2033, with approximately 216,000 job openings each year, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

In California, more than 100,000 CNAs are currently employed, making the state the largest CNA employer in the nation. CNAs remain an in-demand occupation, with ongoing hiring across hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and residential care settings.

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Contact

Main Campus (San Diego County) / Administrative Office
4265 Fairmount Avenue, Suite 130
San Diego, CA 92105
 
Phone 1.833.532.7673
TTY Users 1.800.735.2922 (English)
TTY Users 1.800.855.3000 (Spanish)
Business Hours Monday–Friday | 8:00am–5:00pm PST

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