A straightforward path into healthcare — starting in Corona.
We're building a Certified Nursing Assistant program in Corona. Here's exactly where things stand.
Where things stand
Our CNA program is currently pending approval by the California Department of Public Health. We are not enrolling students at this time. Join the interest list and we'll notify you as soon as enrollment opens.
Certifications available now.
These courses need no state approval and are open for registration today — call or email to book a seat.
Basic Life Support
BLS
For anyone who responds to medical emergencies as part of their job — nurses, CNAs, EMTs, and other healthcare providers who need CPR, AED, and airway-obstruction skills on a set renewal schedule.
- Initial
- $75
- 4–5 hours
- Renewal
- $65
- 3 hours
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support
ACLS
For healthcare providers who manage cardiac arrest, stroke, and other cardiopulmonary emergencies directly — typically nurses and clinical staff working in higher-acuity settings than BLS alone covers.
- Initial
- $200
- 13–16 hours
- Renewal
- $150
- 8–9 hours
Pediatric Advanced Life Support
PALS
For providers who care for critically ill infants and children, covering recognition and treatment of pediatric respiratory and cardiac emergencies.
- Initial
- $200
- 12.5 hours
- Renewal
- $150
- 8–9 hours
The math, upfront.
Most programs quote a tuition number and then bill you separately for the textbook, the background check, the physical, the exam fee. Ours doesn't.
Anticipated tuition
$2,000
Every one of these 8 is included — nothing on this list gets billed separately.
Textbook
Required course textbook and workbook materials.
Scrubs
Uniform scrubs for classroom and clinical hours.
Training supplies
Hands-on equipment and consumables used throughout the course.
CPR / BLS certification
Basic Life Support certification required for clinical placement.
Live Scan
State-required fingerprint background check.
Physical exam
Health screening required before clinical hours.
TB screening
Tuberculosis test required before clinical hours.
State exam fee
The fee for the state competency exam.
= $2,000. Nothing else.
What a CNA actually does.
Certified Nursing Assistants provide hands-on patient care in hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, and home care — assisting with daily activities, taking vital signs, and working under the supervision of licensed nurses.
Read more about the CNA career pathThe program, planned.
Certified Nursing Assistant
- Length
- 3 weeks
- Total hours
- 160
- Theory
- 60 hrs
- Clinical
- 100 hrs
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A few quick questions.
- Are you approved to offer the CNA program yet?
- Our CNA program is currently pending approval by the California Department of Public Health. We are not enrolling students at this time. Join the interest list and we'll notify you as soon as enrollment opens.
- When will enrollment open?
- We don't have a start date yet — approval has to come through first. Join the interest list below and we'll contact you as soon as enrollment opens, with no obligation.
- What does the $2,000 tuition cover?
- Anticipated tuition of $2,000 is all-inclusive: Textbook, Scrubs, Training supplies, CPR / BLS certification, Live Scan, Physical exam, TB screening, State exam fee. That's the full list — nothing on it is billed separately.