Home Health Aide (HHA)
40 HOUR CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
The Home Health Aide (HHA) Training Program prepares the caregiver to provide personal care for the patient in the home setting. This course consists of both classroom instruction and clinical practice which consists of 20-hours of theory, and 20-hours of clinical practicum. Home health aides are certified by the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) and are employed by home health agencies to provide personal care services under a plan of treatment prescribed by the patient’s physician and surgeon who is licensed to practice medicine in California.
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Multiple starts throughout the year — class offered once a month.
**(ONLY 8 Students per class.)**
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40-hour certification course. Our concentrated curriculum will help you stay on track with your career goals.
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Develop hands-on experience at one of our clinical sites with actual patients.
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Payment Plans available — financing and payment options available — see what you might qualify for.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:
Graduates of the HHA Training program may pursue careers working in medical fields such as:
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Home Health
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Hospice
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Assisted Living
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Respite Care
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Private Care Giver
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and MANY MORE!
***HOME HEALTH AIDE (HHA) ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS***
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Must have a current Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) certificate, or;
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Have successfully completed a 160-hour Nurse Assistant Training Program (NATP)
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May begin HHP training only after successful completion of the NATP training.
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Top 10 Reasons To Become A Home Health Aide
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Make a difference: Impact clients' lives, enhancing their quality of life.
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Flexible schedule: Work part-time or full-time with rewarding, flexible opportunities.
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Comfort and companionship: Reduce isolation and improve clients’ mental and physical health.
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Manage daily tasks: Assist clients with daily activities like bathing, eating, mobility.
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Complex care at home: Provide essential care, keeping clients out of hospitals.
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Comfortable home care: Help clients remain in their homes, avoiding institutional care.
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Growth and development: Continuous professional growth, training, and advancement opportunities.
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Specialized skills: Specialize in areas like pediatrics or adult care for a rewarding career.
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High demand: Home health care jobs are in high demand with an aging population.
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Rewarding career: Enjoy flexibility, growth, and a meaningful career impacting lives.