CNA Professional Training
Full Series: $99.00 — Confirm Availability

CNA New Hire
Training Series.

A technical 12-module framework designed to standardize clinical excellence and resident safety for your CNA team.

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The Curriculum
Framework.

This 12-part series provides new hire CNAs with the clinical baseline required for excellence in skilled nursing environments.

Module 1
Module 01

Introduction to Care

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Module 2
Module 02

Resident Rights

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Module 3
Module 03

Safety & Infection

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Module 4
Module 04

Communication Skills

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Module 5
Module 05

Basic Nursing Tasks

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Module 6
Module 06

Personal Care

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Module 7
Module 07

Mental Health

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Module 8
Module 08

Restorative Care

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Module 9
Module 09

Standard Precautions

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Module 10
Module 10

Reporting Protocols

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Module 11
Module 11

Emergency Response

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Module 12
Module 12

The CNA Excellence

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CNA education for long-term care onboarding and skill reinforcement

Certified nursing assistants are central to resident observation, communication, dignity, infection prevention, and daily care. These modules support structured staff education for long-term care learners and facility teams. They can be used to reinforce expectations during onboarding, annual education, or targeted follow-up after a coaching need is identified.

How facilities can use the modules

  • Assign focused topics that align with a role, unit, or documented education need.
  • Pair online learning with facility policy review, demonstration, and competency validation.
  • Use completion records as one part of a broader staff-development process.
  • Reinforce when CNAs should report a change in condition or escalate a resident concern.

Online education does not replace required hands-on training, supervision, competency evaluation, or state-specific requirements. Facility leaders should confirm that any module fits current policy and applicable rules. Explore the healthcare training catalog or contact The Nurse Consultant about team access.