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JOIN OUR CNA PROGRAM
Admission Requirements
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At least 16 years old ​
2.
High School diploma or GED (preferred)
3.
Valid Government Photo ID (Driver's License, State ID, Passport, Alien Card)
4.
Social Security Card
5.
Criminal screening/ LiveScan Fingerprint (CDPH Requirement)
6.
Physical Examination
7.
Recent negative TB Test (within 3 months of date of clinicals start date)
8.
Immunization/Vaccination records (COVID-19, MMR, Hep B, Varicella, flu, negative TB test)
Apply to our Program
Step 1
Download the Application form and fill it out
Step 2
Email the completed form to us at: alveomednursing@gmail.com
Summer Promo if you enroll early!!!
Summer Promo if you enroll early!!!
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a CNA class cost?
The cost breakdown is as follows:
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Registration: (nonrefundable): $150
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Tuition: $1400 (payable through installment plan)
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Textbook and Workbook: FREE
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Uniforms: FREE
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Livescan: **$60 average. Payable to service provider
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Physical exam, COVID, TB test and immunization: **Payable to service provider
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State Exam Fee: $120 ($40 written/$80 skills) **Payable to Credentia (state testing sponsor)​​
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**These fees are not payable to the school but to the vendors providing the goods/services and are independent of the school fees.
Can I pay the tuition in installments?
Yes. Installment plans are available. Class documents will be given once tuition is paid in full. Payment types accepted: Venmo, Paypal, CashApp, Zelle, cashiers check, cash.
Admissions Requirements?
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Valid copy of Government issued picture ID: (drivers license/ID, Alien Card, Passport, school ID)
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Social Security Card
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COVID- 19 Vaccination card
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Negative TB test
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Livescan Fingerprinting
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copy of physical exam and immunization records.
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(MMR, Varicella, Hep B, flu)*
*due no later than 1 week prior to clinicals
What jobs can I get after?
After passing the state certification exam, graduates qualify for CNA positions in long-term care, hospitals, home health, and more. A CNA program can also serve as a stepping stone towards a nursing degree (LVN, RN, LPN).