Nursing Assistant & Home Health Aide – Dual Certificate Program

Nurse Aide Training and Home Health Aide Program

A Certified Nurse Aide is a vital member of the health care team. Nurses Aides are involved in a wide range of responsibilities involved in the care of patients in healthcare settings. The nurse Aide performs other functions in addition to their primary function of assisting a registered nurse. They communicate effectively with the resident, observe resident responses to treatment, care for the resident’s safety and environment, and report changes to the licensed nurse. They provide personal care and comfort measures. Certified Nurse Aides assist the residents in their Activities of Daily Living (ADL).

All students must have clean CORI and Negative TB result before clinical rotation.

The Objective of the Program

The goal of this program is to educate a selected group of compassionate hard working people as Nursing Aides and Home Health Aides for the challenges in the dynamic healthcare industries. The school will educate the students strictly on the Federal and state recommended curriculum. This will not only prepare the students to have the required training standard, but the student will also come out with skills they will depend on in today’s work environment. The program has been known to expose the students to careers in the health care industry such as careers in nursing, physical therapy, and occupational therapy.

The program aims at taking prospective students through the principles and practice of nurse assisting. The program will be taught in two sections:

• The first section of the program will be a classroom lecture combined with laboratory training. This section is designed to expose the students to the theoretical aspect of the program and furnish them with an insight into what the students will expect in the clinical aspect of the training. The section will be taught by an experienced Registered Nurse.
• The second section of the program is the clinical section. This section is designed to introduce the students to the practical aspect of the training. This section will be conducted in a long-term care facility and the students will have the opportunity to practice what they have been taught in the classroom. They will be in contact with the patients and have hands on what they have learned in the previous section. At the end of this clinical section, the student will be ready with confidence to sit and pass the state certification examination.

Certificate of Completion

The students will be able to demonstrate and understand the Activities of Daily Living of the residents while at the same time being mindful of the privacy of the residents. The students who demonstrate the above understanding and pass all the classroom and clinical evaluation will be awarded a certificate of completion as an indication that the student has successfully completed a Nurse Aide Training program and will be eligible to take the American Red Cross Examination.

The Faculty

All the teachers in Royal Health Care Institute are approved by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Division of Professional Licensure, Office of Private Occupational School Education, and Massachusetts Department of Public Health.

The faculty of Royal Health Care Institute is made up of highly qualified Registered Nurses who have a wide range of experience in the healthcare industry especially long term care and community nursing environment. The instructors are compassionate, well-organized professionals who are very patient in dealing with people from a diverse ethnic background.

Royal Health Care Institute is open and available to all who are ready and willing to take the challenge that goes with success. Pick up your phone now and call 978-224-2981.

Do not forget that the time is now and the place is at Royal Health Care Institute for your NAT/HHA training.

Courses Outline

• Overview
• Aging and Development
• Residents’ Right
• Safety
• Activity of Daily Living
• The Resident’s Room
• Observing and Reporting
• Talking and Listening
• Infection Control
• Nutrition and Hydration
• Mental Health of Residents
• Taking Care of Yourself
• Care of the Dying Resident
• Home Health Aide
• Dual Certificate Program

This 120-hour course meets Monday through Friday between 8:00am – 2:30pm for day class for FOUR WEEKS.

All our programs runs Monday to Friday, 5 days a week and 4 weeks total. 

Evening classes meet Mondays to Fridays between 4:00pm to 9:30pm for FOUR WEEKS.

Tuition. Tuition fees for the Dual NAT/HHA are $1785 including everything you need for the program (books, uniform, CPR, CORI). The student is also responsible for American Red Cross (ARC) Nurse Aide Training Program Exam testing fee at $110 payable during the scheduled exam.