Frequently Asked Questions
1. Who are our classes for?
Our CNA/HHA classes are for everyone wanting to get started in a new healthcare career. Whether you are just looking for a step up into one of the fasted growing careers or even just starting your path towards higher nursing degrees, our classes are the place to start.
2. What should I expect to learn?
Our nurses have years of experience teaching nursing assistants everything from how to give a bed bath to how to take a patient’s vital signs. After attending our classes you will not only learn everything you need to know to pass your state exam, but you will also learn real world hands on experience that will help you be able to give the best patient care possible.
3. How do I attend a class?
Our classes are conveniently scheduled to fit busy schedules. You can sign up to attend either our day, evening, or weekend CNA/HHA classes on our website, or you can sign up over the phone for Tulsa and Broken Arrow at 918-713-2323 or 405-916-8405 for our Oklahoma City area and our experienced nurses will be happy to help you decide which class is best for you.
4. How are your classes set up?
Our classes are set up to be the most enjoyable and efficient method for getting your certifications. We use a hybrid/flex class system where most of your lecture material is done through online learning and classroom time is used primarily for quality hands on skills training. As a family company, we support an atmosphere where our students are welcomed to ask questions and get answers from professionals with real world experience. We know combining practical hands on knowledge with lecture information will help you apply what you have learned and be better equipped for your new career in the health care field.
5. How do I become a Certified Nursing Assistant in Oklahoma?
Oklahoma state law requires training at an approved school and completion of an approved exam before obtaining your CNA/CHHA certification. Family Healthcare Training and their experienced nurses are certified with the State of Oklahoma and are partnered with Oklahoma Healthcare Testing to offer you required training and testing in at or near your classroom . After graduating from Family Healthcare Training we will help each CNA/CHHA student schedule their State Licensing exam. The exam is two parts, written and hands-on. Once the student graduates from Family Healthcare Training, and completes and passes the hands-on and written portions of the state required exam they will be listed on the nurse aide registry and be able to go to work as a CNA/certified home health aide
6. Refund Policy
We try to have classes to meet everyone's schedule as well as possible. We realize that sometimes schedules change and things happen in life. When problems arise we will make every attempt to reschedule for a different class. If that is not possible we or a Refund is requested we require a full 2 business day notice. If proper notice is given a refund will be offered for the amount of tuition minus $100 for administrative costs.
Refunds are not offered without proper notice but if possible we will try to work with your schedule to help you attend a later class.
7. Dress Code
Students are required to wear scrubs or purchase one of our school t-shirts/Sweatshirts. If they chose to purchase and wear a school shirt they may wear any kind of pants. Shorts or short skirts are not allowed. Students must wear closed toe shoes.