Covenant C.N.A. School Students Have a Higher
 Passing Rate Then Other C.N.A. Programs 
For the George  C.N.A. Competency Exam
In the National  Nurse Aide Assesment Program
Covenant C.N.A School Ranks State Wide
At 97% while other  C.N.A. programs 
Ranks at 77 % State Wide




Covenant C.N.A School Offers:


          Certified Nursing Assistant
&
Bilingual Certified Nursing Assistant Program 


Certified Nursing Assistants (C.N.A) assist with the routine care and treatment of sick, disabled, and terminally ill patients under the direct supervision of nurses in nursing homes, rehabilitation, hospitals, hospices, and home health agencies.
 
C.N.A.'s engage in tasks such as transferring and transporting patients, giving bed baths, giving back rubs, making up hospital beds, and monitoring vital signs.
 
Certified Nurse's Aides are qualified for employment as entry level care givers in hospitals, long term care agencies, clinic, physician offices, and clients’ homes. Many C.N.A.’s continue with education that leads to certification as a Licensed Practical Nurse or Registered Nurse.

Patient Care Technician:

Patient Care Technicians work along side doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals to provide direct patient care in a variety of healthcare environments.
The Patient Care Technician work under the supervision of nursing or medical staff to provide basic patient care, including:

• Monitoring and recording vital signs: temperature,
blood pressure, pulse, and respiration rates
• Assisting in medical exams
• Performing CPR and First Aid
• Performing basic lab work
• Phlebotomy


Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation CPR:
Through the American Heart Association

Covenant C.N.A. School  CPR & FIRST AID training class includes use of automated external defibrillators (AED's) & Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for adult, Rescue breathing techniques, airway obstruction & choking prevention.

Basic description of physiology & anatomy of the heart & lungs. Recognition & treatment of cardiopulmonary emergencies such as heart attacks, and  strokes.

After completion of Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation   - CPR / AED students will receive a CPR Card valid for 2 years through the American Heart Association.