The CHHA program is designed to provide a learning experience where students will be able to successfully obtain the entry-level skills necessary to obtain employment in the healthcare industry. Some typical duties of a homemaker-home health aide include helping the patient take a bath, use the toilet or bedpan, and dress the patient. They also may prepare patient meals, do light laundering, straighten the patient’s room, run errands, and assist with exercise regimens. The 76 hour curriculum mandated by the New Jersey Board of Nursing includes all components necessary (speech, occupational, physical therapy, CPR, dietary skills, etc.) to train participants to provide home care to the ill and elderly. Students enrolled in this course will spend their time in classroom work,

hands-on clinical practice, multimedia, lab skills practice and individualized student centered instruction. The course is designed so that students will meet all requirements necessary to take the New Jersey Board of Nursing approved examination and become a Certified Homemaker-Home Health Aide (CHHHA) upon the successful completion of this course.

CHHA Training Program on Sale!

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Where and When: please call the office for more information

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What:

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• Classroom: certified teachers, textbook and presentations, online testing and student portal to access presentations

• Skills training at our schools

Why Us:

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• Certified school and teachers. No delinquencies

• Offered monthly. About 1,000 students graduated successfully

• School helps you succeed via: teacher guidance, online testing, job placement counseling

Contact to register:

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• Dover school: (973) 366-7171

• Union school: (908) 851-2700

Training applicants are required to provide the following documents at registration:
 

• Identification: driver’s license, birth certificate or passport

• Initial Payment: For registration and tuition fees. We accept cash, personal checks, and major credit cards

• Supporting documentation for applicants receiving financial aid or a student loan