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The VN training program provides students the necessary knowledge and skills to become safe and competent practitioners. The program combines lectures and critical clinical experience that meet the standards of the Board of Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technicians (BVNPT).
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The NA training provides the students the necessary skills to provide quality care to residents/patients in the hospital, convalescent homes, nursing homes, board and care facilities, assisted living housings, hospice, and private homes.
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The HHA training provides the students with basic knowledge, skills, attitudes, and habits that will prepare them for employment in the health care field. Home health aides provide personal and home care aides to elderly, disabled, and ill persons living in their own homes.
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The following CPR classes are offered at Trinity Vocational Center
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Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers certification and recertification |
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Heartsaver AED - for non-healthcare providers who need to know how to use the Automatic External Defibrillator (AED). This class teaches adult & pediatric CPR. |
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Heartsaver Pediatric First Aid - CPR and first aid for childcare providers. |
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Be at least 16 years old with parent's consent (17 years old or older for the LVN program) |
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Completion of a High School diploma or GED equivalent (LVN program) |
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Have no prior convictions |
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Be in good physical health |
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Have a CNA license or show evidence of passing the examination for CNA certification (for HHA and VN applicants)
Admission Process |
To apply, students should complete the application form or call for a priority appointment to visit the school and receive a tour of its facilities.
A personal interview is required with an admission representative. This gives the applicants and their families an opportunity to see the school's equipment and facility, meet the staff and faculty, and discuss their career objectives. Personal interviews also enable school administrators to determine whether an applicant is eligible for enrollment into the program.
Once an applicant has completed and submitted the Enrollment Agreement, the school reviews the information and informs the applicant of its decision. If an applicant is not accepted, all fees paid to the school are refunded.
Admission is open to all applicants who meet the requirements regardless of age, sex, religion, and ethnic background.
VN classes are offered on the weekends for 18 months (75 weeks). Classes begin in the first week of July, 2007.
NA classes are offered day, night, and on weekends. Day and night classes are 6-week sessions and weekend classes are 10-week sessions.
HHA classes are offered on an "as needed" basis. It is offered to students who have a CNA license or evidence of passing the CNA certification and are qualified to proceed with the 40-hour HHA training.
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