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C.N.A. training courses are designed to provide students with the knowledge nursing assistants need to provide basic care for their patients, as well as the ability to practice this care under the supervision of certified nurse instructors.

The Clinical Nursing Aide training program specifically targets those individuals who desire to become licensed C.N.A.'s in the state of Tennessee. The C.N.A. is a specially trained individual who works at an entry-level position under the supervision of a licensed nurse. C.N.A.'s are primarily employed at nursing homes, but may also find employment with hospitals and home health agencies. General duties are basic routine patient care which may include assisting with meals or exercise, taking vital signs, personal hygiene, and reporting signs and symptoms that may indicate illness.

Roane State’s program is 120 hours divided into three components of learning that include lecture, classroom skills and lab, and 24 hours of supervised patient care (clinical) in a long-term care facility.

The Nursing Aide/CNA course is approved by Tennessee Department of Health in accordance with the Code of Federal Regulations, Title 42, Volume 3, Part 483.152.

This course will prepare the student to become a certified nursing assistant. Upon completion of the Nursing Aide course, the student is eligible to take the C.N.A. test administered by D&S Diversified Technologies for the Tennessee Department of Health.

Passing the state certification test provides the student with the title of C.N.A. (Certified Nursing Assistant). A student may be eligible for financial assistance from local agencies (i.e. American Job Center) to pay the tuition for the Nursing Aide/CNA program if they qualify. Employment opportunities include: Assisted Living facilities, Home Health, Long-Term care facilities, hospitals, and physician’s office and clinics.

Other Costs Not Included In Tuition:

Book & Workbook - $ 100.00  (see below)

Blood Pressure Cuff & Stethoscope - $ 30.00

HPSO Liability Insurance - $ 42.00

Scrubs - $ 30.00

Required books: Mosby’s Textbook for Nursing Assistants 11th Edition, by Leighann Remmert, MS, RN     Textbook ISBN: 9780443122637 and

Workbook and Competency Evaluation Review for Mosby’s Textbook for Nursing 11th Edition, by by Leighann Remmert, MS, RN Workbook ISBN: 978-0443121333

Publisher: Evolve: El Sevier

CLASS REGISTRATON WILL CLOSE TWO (2) WEEKS FOR CLASS START DATE

C.N.A. training courses are designed to provide students with the knowledge nursing assistants need to provide basic care for their patients, as well as the ability to practice this care under the supervision of certified nurse instructors.

The Clinical Nursing Aide training program specifically targets those individuals who desire to become licensed C.N.A.'s in the state of Tennessee. The C.N.A. is a specially trained individual who works at an entry-level position under the supervision of a licensed nurse. C.N.A.'s are primarily employed at nursing homes, but may also find employment with hospitals and home health agencies. General duties are basic routine patient care which may include assisting with meals or exercise, taking vital signs, personal hygiene, and reporting signs and symptoms that may indicate illness.

Roane State’s program is 120 hours divided into three components of learning that include lecture, classroom skills and lab, and 24 hours of supervised patient care (clinical) in a long-term care facility.

The Nursing Aide/CNA course is approved by Tennessee Department of Health in accordance with the Code of Federal Regulations, Title 42, Volume 3, Part 483.152.

This course will prepare the student to become a certified nursing assistant. Upon completion of the Nursing Aide course, the student is eligible to take the C.N.A. test administered by D&S Diversified Technologies for the Tennessee Department of Health.

Passing the state certification test provides the student with the title of C.N.A. (Certified Nursing Assistant). A student may be eligible for financial assistance from local agencies (i.e. American Job Center) to pay the tuition for the Nursing Aide/CNA program if they qualify. Employment opportunities include: Assisted Living facilities, Home Health, Long-Term care facilities, hospitals, and physician’s office and clinics.

Other Costs Not Included In Tuition:

Book & Workbook - $ 100.00  (see below)

Blood Pressure Cuff & Stethoscope - $ 30.00

HPSO Liability Insurance - $ 42.00

Scrubs - $ 30.00

Required books: Mosby’s Textbook for Nursing Assistants 11th Edition, by Leighann Remmert, MS, RN     Textbook ISBN: 9780443122637 and

Workbook and Competency Evaluation Review for Mosby’s Textbook for Nursing 11th Edition, by by Leighann Remmert, MS, RN Workbook ISBN: 978-0443121333

Publisher: Evolve: El Sevier

CLASS REGISTRATON WILL CLOSE TWO (2) WEEKS FOR CLASS START DATE

Effective January 1, 2022 the tuition for this course has increased to include the cost of the National Healthcareer Association certification exam

Who it's for: Individuals wishing to pursue a career as an ECG/EKG Techncian

This class is offered in a hybrid format. You will need to be present on the day and time you registered for to complete the skills and lab time requirements. The course is 9-weeks long.  It will meet the 1st week for both classes and then once a week, every other week.  You will be responsible for reviewing the online content starting the first week of class. These instructions will be given to you along with your Momentum username and password on the first day of class. You will be practicing your skills on your classmates. For women, please dress accordingly in a sports bra and tank top underneath your scrubs. Please click on the "Precourse Requirements" link located at the bottom of this page so that you will know what you need to have on the first day of class.

IT IS MANDATORY THAT YOU BE PRESENT THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASS FOR BOTH CLASS DAYS.  YOU MUST BE PRESENT BOTH DAYS OR YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO TRANSFER TO THE NEXT SEMESTER.

What you'll learn: A career as an ECG/EKG Technician is a highly respected and important medical career. ECG/EKG technicians, who specialize in recording 12-lead ECG's work in a variety of healthcare settings. This 54-hour course includes training to include Anatomy and Physiology of the cardiac system, EKG placement and operation of equipment to achieve a successful EKG and successful recognition of lethal and non-lethal dysrhythmias. After completion of this program a student will receive a completion of course certificate and will be able to sit for the National Healthcareer Association test.

Notes:  Information on requirements for the course can be found below.

Precourse requirements

Who it's for: Individuals wishing to pursue a career as an ECG/EKG Techncian

This class is offered in a hybrid format. You will need to be present on the day and time you registered for to complete the skills and lab time requirements. The course is 9 weeks long.  It will meet the 1st week for both classes and then once a week, every other week. You will be responsible for reviewing the online content starting the first week of class. These instructions will be given to you along with your Momentum username and password on the first day of class. You will be practicing your skills on your classmates. For women, please dress accordingly in a sports bra and tank top underneath your scrubs. Please click on the "Precourse Requirements" link located at the bottom of this page so that you will know what you need to have on the first day of class.

IT IS MANDATORY THAT YOU BE PRESENT THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASS FOR BOTH CLASS DAYS OR YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO TRANSFER TO THE NEXT SEMESTER.

What you'll learn: A career as an ECG/EKG Technician is a highly respected and important medical career. ECG/EKG technicians, who specialize in recording 12-lead ECG's work in a variety of healthcare settings. This 54-hour course includes training to include Anatomy and Physiology of the cardiac system, EKG placement and operation of equipment to achieve a successful EKG and successful recognition of lethal and non-lethal dysrhythmias. After completion of this program a student will receive a completion of course certificate and will be able to sit for the National Healthcareer Association test.

Notes:  Information on requirements for the course can be found below.

Precourse Requirements

Who it's for: Individuals wishing to pursue a career as a Phlebotomist.

This class is offered in a hybrid format. You will need to be present on the day and time you registered for to complete the skills and lab time requirements. You will come to the campus to complete your skills the full nine weeks of the nine-week course. You must complete 40 successful live sticks. You will be practicing your skills on your classmates. You will be responsible for reviewing the online content starting the first week of class. These instructions will be given to you along with your Momentum username and password on the first day of class. Please click on the "Precourse Requirements" link located at the bottom of this page so that you will know what you need to have on the first day of class.

IT IS MANDATORY THAT YOU BE PRESENT THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASS FOR BOTH CLASS DAYS. YOU MUST BE PRESENT BOTH DAYS OR YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO TRANSFER TO THE NEXT SEMESTER. 

What you'll learn:  A career in Phlebotomy is a highly respected and important medical career. Phlebotomists, who specialize in drawing blood, work in variety of healthcare settings including hospitals, clinics, medical group practices, laboratories and other public health offices. This 54 hour program will make you a crucial part of the medical team with the skills necessary to obtain quality laboratory specimens in a variety of medical settings. After completion of this program a student will receive a completion of course certificate and will be able to sit for the National Healthcareer Association test.

Notes:  Information on requirements for the course can be found at the link below.

Pre-course requirements