Welcome To The
Certified Nursing Assistant Prep Course (CNA Class)

 

Starting your career doesn’t have to be hard. We ensure that you are learning the correct skills needed to become a Nursing Assistant (NA); by linking you with a board qualified professor who works with you one-on-one in our Certified Nursing Assistant Prep Class. By doing so ensures that you are fully prepared for the State Certification Exam. CNA Class.

Learn, succeed, thrive. You should trust us with your education because thanks to the help of our board-qualified professor, we have over 15 years of experience helping over 2000 students become Nursing Assistants. CNA Class.

Our students now have a high passing rate to pass the State Certification Exam*.

We believe in showing you the right way to properly care for your patient. Our instructor will demonstrate how to properly bathe, dress, take vital signs, turn or reposition patients who are bedridden.

So, if you feel as if becoming a NA (Nursing Assistant) is hard, think again, because we will help you along the way.

At Truth Health Academy all of our students are offered the option of having a simple payment options, in order for them to pay for their classes stress free. We know how difficult life can be, we are here to work with you  along the way.

If you have an interest in nursing, you’ve probably run across the acronym “CNA.” But what is a CNA in healthcare, and how does this profession differ from other careers in nursing?

CNA stands for “certified nursing assistant,” an entry-level role that provides vital support to both patients and nurses. From transporting, bathing, and feeding hospital patients, to stocking medical supplies and logging patient information, CNAs are on the ground working to enhance patient outcomes. While a CNA is not classified as a nurse, this position is a fantastic entry point for dozens of different nursing careers.

Read on to learn more about what a CNA does, how to become a CNA, and the qualities that a certified nursing assistant should possess, along with information about CNA salary expectations and job outlook. For additional details about this career field, or to learn more about the nursing programs and certificates we offer at Truth Health Academy, contact our admissions officers for one-on-one support. We also recommend reading about some additional nursing and healthcare careers, such as becoming a Registered Nurse (RN), to help you determine what sort of specialty or focus area is the best fit for your interests and goals.

Launch Your Healthcare Career with a CNA Program in Sunrise, Florida

Looking for a fast, affordable way to start your career in healthcare? The Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Program at Truth Health Academy in Sunrise, Florida offers comprehensive, state-approved training that prepares you for a rewarding role in direct patient care. Whether you’re entering the field for the first time or looking to upgrade your qualifications, our CNA course gives you the skills and certification to begin working in hospitals, nursing homes, home care, and more.

Join a profession that’s not only in demand but also deeply impactful. With the right training and support, you can become a certified caregiver and a critical part of a patient’s healing journey.

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🩺 What Is a Certified Nursing Assistant?

A Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is a frontline healthcare professional who provides essential support to patients in medical facilities or at home. CNAs help patients with basic needs such as bathing, feeding, dressing, ambulating, and monitoring vital signs. They work under the supervision of Registered Nurses (RNs) and Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs), forming the backbone of patient care.

As the aging population grows, so does the demand for trained CNAs. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the CNA profession is expected to grow steadily, with thousands of job openings each year—especially in states like Florida.

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🎓 Why Choose Truth Health Academy’s CNA Program?

At Truth Health Academy, we pride ourselves on delivering high-quality CNA training that meets all Florida Board of Nursing requirements. Our program blends classroom instruction with hands-on skills practice to ensure you’re fully prepared for the Florida CNA exam.

Program Highlights:

• State-approved CNA course

• Small class sizes for one-on-one attention

• Hands-on training in real clinical settings

• Expert instructors with nursing experience

• CPR training and in-service hours included

• Affordable tuition with flexible payment options

• Fast-track program to help you earn certification quickly

• Job placement support upon graduation

👉 Start here:
https://truthhealthacademy.com/apply

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📚 What You’ll Learn in the CNA Program

Our CNA curriculum is designed to provide both theoretical knowledge and hands-on experience. Students learn:

• Basic anatomy and physiology

• Medical terminology and patient communication

• Infection control and hygiene protocols

• Transferring and positioning patients

• Feeding and nutrition assistance

• Monitoring vital signs (temperature, blood pressure, pulse, respiration)

• Emergency procedures (including CPR)

• Patient rights and ethical care practices

You’ll also practice essential clinical skills that are tested on the Florida CNA competency exam.

For helpful study materials, check out:
👉 https://online.truthhealthacademy.com/library/

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🧾 CNA Program Admission Requirements

Truth Health Academy welcomes students from all backgrounds. To enroll, you must:

• Be at least 18 years old

• Have a high school diploma or GED (or be in the process of completing one)

• Submit valid photo identification

• Pass a background check and drug screening

• Complete an orientation session

Our admissions team is here to guide you every step of the way—from application to certification.

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💼 Where Can a CNA Work?

After completing the CNA program and passing the Florida Nurse Aide Exam, you’ll be certified to work in:

• Hospitals and clinics

• Skilled nursing facilities

• Long-term care homes

• Assisted living facilities

• Home health agencies

• Rehabilitation centers

• Hospice and palliative care environments

CNAs in Florida typically earn between $15 and $22 per hour, depending on experience, location, and specialization. With continued education, many CNAs advance to become LPNs or RNs.

Thinking of continuing your journey? Learn about our LPN program here: