Assistant de Soins Infirmiers Certifié

The role of a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) is to provide basic care to patients, as well as assist them in daily activities which they are unable to do by themselves. It is a 2 weeks training program designed that provides a student with the required knowledge and skills to become a Certified Nurse Assistant in the State of Connecticut. The objective of the CNA program is to prepare students for entry-level jobs providing them with the skills and knowledge required to assist in direct patient care.

In the end, this course will provide the student with hands-on experience to practice the skills learned in a long-term care center in the observation of a clinical instructor. Externships allow students to develop skills and allows them to make connections with working professionals. American Institute of Healthcare & Technology (AIHT) has clinical affiliations with numerous healthcare facilities where students will be placed at one or more of these affiliated sites and must complete their clinical hours based on the schedule provided by the school. Students are not permitted to begin the internship until all required classroom and lab hours are completed.

American Institute of Healthcare and Technology Education offers a variety of healthcare programs designed to prepare our graduates for immediate employment to entry-level positions. Programs at the American Institute of Healthcare and Technology Education vary from one month to twenty months in duration.

Our mission is to provide students with quality training and education for successful employment in Allied Health Sciences and empower them with the knowledge, values, and skills needed to be continuous learners.

Our vision is to see the American Institute of Healthcare and Technology among the top local and national schools in the Allied Healthcare field, providing quality education and training to students.