Basic Nurse Assistant Training Program

Careers

For CNAs
Individuals with this certificate may find employment in hospitals, long-term care facilities, home health organizations, memory care facilities, and more.  CNAs will always be an in-demand career choice both locally and nationally. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the job outlook for CNAs is expected to grow by nine percent through 2028, which is faster than average.

For CNAs who continue their education
The Basic Nurse Assistant Training Program is also a pre-requisite for the Associate Degree in Nursing Program, which is offered on all 4 campuses through Illinois Eastern Community Colleges/Olney Central College. 

The occupations and wages identified below are representative of typical careers students in this program may secure upon graduation or upon completion of additional education and/or certifications. It is important to consult an academic advisor for assistance in coordinating your education track with your career path to ensure the journey is a smooth one.