THE TRAINING PROGRAM
This 80 hour, three or six week course will
prepare the student for an entry-level position within a Nursing Facility. Michigan certified basic nursing procedures with
emphasis on competent and compassionate care is the focus and foundation of our program.
Upon conclusion of the
program students will have earned a certificate of completion and are eligible to take the State Licensing Tests to receive
an annually renewable Competency Evaluated Nurse Aide registry.
WMIS backs all of its graduates with a guarantee.
If one of our students does not pass the state test on the first try we will put them through a 6 – 8 hour review class
for free. WMIS is committed to quality in our students and is willing to back up that statement with a written guarantee.
The State Test Review class is open to graduates of any state licensed CNA program or a candidate with a Michigan
exemption from training certificate. This 6-8 hour class covers the clinical skills you may be tested on.
Custom
CNA classes and specialized teaching are available to your company. A guaranteed number of eight students are required for
this type of class. The students are then eligible to be trained with your facility’s paperwork and charting forms.
This provides a sense of familiarity to the new employee when they begin orientation as a CNA candidate.
Daytime classes:
1st week: Mon - Friday - 8:30 - 3:00 pm
2nd week: Mon - Thurs - 8:30 - 1:30 pm
3rd week: Mon
- Thurs - 7:00 - 1:30 pm
*Pre-registration is required - see * below
2010 3 WEEK DAYTIME CLASS DATES**
Classes begin approximately every week*.
*There will be exceptions such as spring break, Christmas, etc.
Evening classes:
1st week: Mon - Friday - 3:30
- 10:00 pm
2nd week: Mon - Thurs - 3:30 - 8:30 pm
3rd week: Mon - Thurs - 3:30 - 10:00 pm
*Pre-registration is required - see * below
2010 3 WEEK EVENING
CLASS DATES**
Classes are sold out until August 1, 2010
Class dates past August 1, 2010 are TBD
Six week classes at GRCC’s Tassell M-TEC building:
Tuesday through Thursday for six weeks.
The classes are 5:30 pm to 10:00 pm all six weeks.
*Pre-registration is required - see * below
2010 6 WEEK EVENING CLASS
DATES**
Class dates TBD
Want
to get registered and wondering what to do next?
Potential
students need to come into our offices between 9am
and 3:00 pm, complete the application, the criminal background paperwork and check the fee schedule in the next column
for the proper deposit to hold their spot in class.
Office
hours are listed on the home page.
**Class dates are subject to sell out
with out notification. While every attempt is made to keep the website up-to-date, there is a possibility that classes
will sell out quickly before adjustments can be posted to the website. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.