Nurse Assistant and Phlebotomy Training
Utah CNA training you can start now. Be done in less than one month or take up to three.
50 hours online + 3 class days + 3 clinical days in Murray. $550 tuition; $110 state exam fee.
CNA class
CNA classes: start now, finish at your pace
Our hybrid CNA course combines online learning with hands-on training. You have up to three months to complete it, but you can finish in less than a month if you complete the online work and attend available class and clinical dates.
The course is 100 hours total:
50 hours online on your own scheduleThree in-person class days (25 hours), 8 a.m.–5:30 p.m.Three supervised clinical days (25 hours), usually 6 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
Class days are held each month at 5282 South Commerce Drive, Suite D-100, Murray, Utah. Clinical days are offered on various dates at local nursing homes. You’ll sign up for them during an in-person class day.
Tuition is $550, paid online. The $110 state certification exam fee is separate.
Online coursework and class instruction are in English. The state offers a Spanish option for the written exam; the skills exam must be performed in English.
Our hybrid CNA course combines online learning with hands-on training. You have up to three months to complete it, but you can finish in less than a month if you complete the online work and attend available class and clinical dates.
The course is 100 hours total:
50 hours online on your own scheduleThree in-person class days (25 hours), 8 a.m.–5:30 p.m.Three supervised clinical days (25 hours), usually 6 a.m.–2:30 p.m.
Class days are held each month at 5282 South Commerce Drive, Suite D-100, Murray, Utah. Clinical days are offered on various dates at local nursing homes. You’ll sign up for them during an in-person class day.
Tuition is $550, paid online. The $110 state certification exam fee is separate.
Online coursework and class instruction are in English. The state offers a Spanish option for the written exam; the skills exam must be performed in English.
Why CCCNA?
FAQ's
Getting startedWhat does a CNA do?
A certified nursing assistant (CNA) helps people with everyday care: getting dressed, eating, walking, bathing, and more. CNAs also take vital signs and work closely with nurses. It’s hands-on work with real people, and it can be a first step toward a career in healthcare.
Do I need healthcare experience?
No. We’ll teach you the skills and give you time to practice them before you use them during clinicals.
Do I have to be 18?
No. You can enroll at age 16.
Can I take this class if I’m thinking about nursing school?
Yes. CNA training gives you experience caring for people, and many nursing programs require CNA certification for admission. Check the requirements of the nursing programs you’re considering.
How the class worksIs the class online or in person?
Both. You complete 50 hours of online coursework on your own schedule, then attend three in-person class days and three clinical days. You can start the online portion when you enroll. The in-person days give you a chance to practice skills with instructors and other students.
What happens on class days?
You’ll learn and practice CNA skills with your instructors and classmates. Expect demonstrations, hands-on practice, and feedback. Class days are active, so come ready to participate.
What are clinicals?
Clinicals are supervised training days in care facilities. You’ll practice caring for residents with a ccCNA instructor present. You’ll choose from available clinical dates during class; clinical days are generally scheduled separately from class days.
Can I set up my own clinicals?
No. ccCNA arranges clinicals so one of our instructors can supervise your training and document your hours.
What if I miss a class or clinical day?
You’ll need to make up the missed day, which can delay when you finish. A missed clinical day may also have a rescheduling fee. Contact us as soon as you know you can’t attend.
What should I bring?
Bring something for notes and any materials your instructor tells you to bring. Wear comfortable clothes to class. You’ll need scrubs for clinicals, and you’re welcome to bring food or snacks on class days.
Can I study before my first class day?
Yes. Start with the vocabulary list and the beginning and ending steps for CNA skills. You’ll find study materials on this site.
Cost and certificationHow much does the class cost?
Tuition is $550. It includes the course, practice tests, arranged clinicals, and a textbook you can borrow. The $110 state certification exam fee is separate.
Is financial help available?
Possibly. Some employers help pay for CNA training, and eligible students may be able to get help through Utah’s Department of Workforce Services. Ask a prospective employer or Workforce Services about current options.
How do I become certified?
Complete your online work, class days, clinicals, and ccCNA final test. We’ll then enter your completion information into the Utah Nursing Assistant Registry system. You’ll receive instructions for scheduling and paying for the state written and skills exams. You become certified after you pass both parts of the state exam.
What if I don’t pass an exam?
Talk with your instructor about what happened and your next steps. State exam retake rules are different from ccCNA’s class requirements, so we’ll help you find the rules that apply to your situation.
Is instruction available in Spanish?
Class and online coursework are in English, and the skills exam must be performed in English. The state offers a Spanish option for the written exam.
After classWill ccCNA find me a job?
We don’t offer job placement or guarantee employment. CNA jobs can be found in nursing homes, assisted living, hospitals, and other care settings. You can also apply directly to facilities where you’d like to work.
Will I need to renew my certification?
Yes. Utah CNA certification must be renewed every two years. Check the Utah Nursing Assistant Registry for the current renewal requirements.
Why choose ccCNA?
You can start the online work right away, then learn hands-on skills from experienced registered nurses. We’re a small, instructor-run program, so you can ask questions and get help from the people teaching your class.
Still have a question? Call or text us at 801-856-0740 or 801-599-4780
A certified nursing assistant (CNA) helps people with everyday care: getting dressed, eating, walking, bathing, and more. CNAs also take vital signs and work closely with nurses. It’s hands-on work with real people, and it can be a first step toward a career in healthcare.
Do I need healthcare experience?
No. We’ll teach you the skills and give you time to practice them before you use them during clinicals.
Do I have to be 18?
No. You can enroll at age 16.
Can I take this class if I’m thinking about nursing school?
Yes. CNA training gives you experience caring for people, and many nursing programs require CNA certification for admission. Check the requirements of the nursing programs you’re considering.
How the class worksIs the class online or in person?
Both. You complete 50 hours of online coursework on your own schedule, then attend three in-person class days and three clinical days. You can start the online portion when you enroll. The in-person days give you a chance to practice skills with instructors and other students.
What happens on class days?
You’ll learn and practice CNA skills with your instructors and classmates. Expect demonstrations, hands-on practice, and feedback. Class days are active, so come ready to participate.
What are clinicals?
Clinicals are supervised training days in care facilities. You’ll practice caring for residents with a ccCNA instructor present. You’ll choose from available clinical dates during class; clinical days are generally scheduled separately from class days.
Can I set up my own clinicals?
No. ccCNA arranges clinicals so one of our instructors can supervise your training and document your hours.
What if I miss a class or clinical day?
You’ll need to make up the missed day, which can delay when you finish. A missed clinical day may also have a rescheduling fee. Contact us as soon as you know you can’t attend.
What should I bring?
Bring something for notes and any materials your instructor tells you to bring. Wear comfortable clothes to class. You’ll need scrubs for clinicals, and you’re welcome to bring food or snacks on class days.
Can I study before my first class day?
Yes. Start with the vocabulary list and the beginning and ending steps for CNA skills. You’ll find study materials on this site.
Cost and certificationHow much does the class cost?
Tuition is $550. It includes the course, practice tests, arranged clinicals, and a textbook you can borrow. The $110 state certification exam fee is separate.
Is financial help available?
Possibly. Some employers help pay for CNA training, and eligible students may be able to get help through Utah’s Department of Workforce Services. Ask a prospective employer or Workforce Services about current options.
How do I become certified?
Complete your online work, class days, clinicals, and ccCNA final test. We’ll then enter your completion information into the Utah Nursing Assistant Registry system. You’ll receive instructions for scheduling and paying for the state written and skills exams. You become certified after you pass both parts of the state exam.
What if I don’t pass an exam?
Talk with your instructor about what happened and your next steps. State exam retake rules are different from ccCNA’s class requirements, so we’ll help you find the rules that apply to your situation.
Is instruction available in Spanish?
Class and online coursework are in English, and the skills exam must be performed in English. The state offers a Spanish option for the written exam.
After classWill ccCNA find me a job?
We don’t offer job placement or guarantee employment. CNA jobs can be found in nursing homes, assisted living, hospitals, and other care settings. You can also apply directly to facilities where you’d like to work.
Will I need to renew my certification?
Yes. Utah CNA certification must be renewed every two years. Check the Utah Nursing Assistant Registry for the current renewal requirements.
Why choose ccCNA?
You can start the online work right away, then learn hands-on skills from experienced registered nurses. We’re a small, instructor-run program, so you can ask questions and get help from the people teaching your class.
Still have a question? Call or text us at 801-856-0740 or 801-599-4780
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Skills Pass Offs
Skill 1 BP
Skill 2 Pulse Respiration
Skill 3 Dentures
Skill 4 Conscious brushing teeth
Skill 5 Unconscious brushing teeth
Skill 6 Feeding in bed
Skill 7 Bed to wheelchair with gait belt
Skill 8 Ambulate using gait belt
Skill 9 Ambulate with walker using gait belt
Skill 10 Position Lateral
Skill 11 Bedpan Female
Skill 12 Brief change Female
Skill 13 Brief change male
Skill 14 Catheter care female
Skill 15 Catheter care male
Skill 16 Handwashing
Skill 17 Anti Embolism stocking
Skill 18 Dressing resident
Skill 19 Empty DD bag
Skill 20 Occupied
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