Nursing Assistant Certified
Gain quick entry into the in‑demand healthcare field with a one‑quarter certificate that trains students to provide basic patient care as Certified Nursing Assistants (CNA) in nursing homes and hospitals.
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Non-I-BEST Hybrid Option (NAC 105): Complete your NAC Theory training online and come to campus to learn your NAC Skills.
I-BEST Option (NAC 103): Complete your NAC Theory training and learn your NAC Skills in-person 3 days a week
on campus.
To apply or receive notification about upcoming quarter opportunities,
Non-I-BEST Hybrid Option (NAC 105): contact Lori Cronin at lcronin@shoreline.edu
I-BEST Option (NAC 103): contact Mary Lockman at mlockman@shoreline.edu
Features & Highlights
- Quick-employment program: A 3-month job-readiness program that can be completed in just one quarter
- Tuition assistance: Free tuition for qualified applicants with Workforce Education funding
- Recognized training program: Approved by the Washington State Nursing Assistant Commission
- Get the help you need: Whether it be support for independent learning or for strengthening English and basic skills
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Licensure
In accordance with U.S. Department of Education Regulation 34 C.F.R. 668.43 (a) (5) (v), the Nursing Assistant Certified (NAC) program at Shoreline Community College has reviewed the NAC licensing requirements for Washington State and has determined that a Shoreline NAC graduate would be eligible for NAC licensure in Washington State. Shoreline Community College has not made a determination whether the NAC curriculum meets educational requirements for licensure/certification outside of Washington State.