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2025 CLASS SCHEDULE
March class
Registration and enrollment: January 24 to February 17
March 3 to April 7 - Lecture / Skills
April 9 to 25 - Clinicals
April 28 - Finals
Walk-in dates and times:
Feb. 15, Saturday 4:00pm​
Feb. 16, Sunday 1:00pm
Feb. 17, Monday 4:00pm
May class
Registration and enrollment: March 10 to April 23
May 7 to June 11 - Lecture / Skills
June 13 to 30 - Clinicals
July 2 - Finals​
​July class
Registration and enrollment: May 14 to June 30
July 14 to Aug 18 - Lecture / Skills
Aug 20 to Sept 8 - Clinicals
Sept 10 - Finals
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September class
Registration and enrollment: July 21 to Sept 8
Sept 22 to Oct 27 - Lecture / Skills
Oct 29 to Nov 14 - Clinicals
Nov 17 - Finals


AHA Certified BLS Class
AHA Certified First Aid Class
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CLASSES AVAILABLE:
March 1, 2 at 10 AM, 2:30 PM, 7 PM
March 9, 13, 20, 27 at 5:30 PM
Nursing Assistant Training Program
Overview
East Valley Nursing Academy is committed to providing high-quality nursing assistant training that focuses on competent and patient-centered care.
Our Nursing Assistant training program, as approved by Arizona Board of Nursing prepares students to provide quality care to residents in nursing care facilities and patients in hospital settings. Course instructions are held both in a classroom setting and in clinical facilities.
Nursing assistants serve as the "eyes and ears" of the healthcare team constantly interacting with patients more than any other member of the team. They play a crucial role in ensuring the provision of competent and safe patient-centered care by utilizing acquired knowledge and skills.
Our program is based on Arizona Board of Nursing guidelines to provide students with the necessary skills for an entry level position in healthcare. The continuous increase in demand for CNAs grants access to numerous job opportunities in hospitals, nursing facilities, home health and more. Additionally, becoming a certified nursing assistant is an excellent foundation in pursuing a future career in nursing.
Upon completion, students receive a Certificate of Completion and will be prepared to take the State Certification Exam.
Program Length: 120 hours / 1-2 months
(didactic – 60 hours, lab – 20 hours, clinicals – 40 hours)
Class Session:
Evening class:
Duration: 8 to 9 weeks
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
5pm to 10pm
Lecture and Skills lab: in-person, Instructor-led training
Clinicals: In-person (LTC)
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