Cloud County Community College To Offer CNA Class In Clyde

Cloud County Community College is offering a Certified Nurse Aide class beginning Saturday, March 25, at Park Villa Nursing Home in Clyde.

Certified Nurse Aides are in demand. This course will prepare students to care for the ill, disabled or elderly in a nursing home or hospital setting. Students are eligible for employment once they have completed the first 40 hours of class. Clara Knox, RN will be the instructor.

This CNA class begins on Saturday, March 25, and ends on Saturday, April 29. The class is limited to 10 participants, and will meet at Park Villa Nursing Home, 114 South High Street in Clyde.

For more information, or to pre-register, call 1.800.729.5101 or 785.243.1435, ext. 372 or 375, at Cloud County Community College, or by emailing jaldridge@cloud.edu.

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