This is a program that prepares individuals to perform routine nursing-related services to patients in hospitals or long-term care facilities. The training is supervised by a registered nurse or licensed practical nurse. The nine week Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certification training materials include the Indiana State Department of Health Nurse Aide Curriculum. The state curriculum is taught via direct instruction in a classroom setting for three weeks, followed by six weeks of experiential learning within a local nursing home facility. Students will also be trained in employability skills using the McGraw Hill Essential Skills for the Workplace series, as well as through WIN Essential Soft Skills, and Work One consultations and workshops. Students in the Certified Nursing Assistant program will acquire the following skills during their training, while will also be tested during the certification process: taking vital signs, blood pressure, pulse respiration, taking temperature, bathing, shaving, dental care, safe toileting, nail care, and post mortem care. Through on-the-job experience and the WIN Essential Soft Skills curriculum, students will also learn valuable employability skills such as:  on time arrival, good attendance, drug-free professional appearance, workforce preparation skills, developing good habits, thinking positively, building quality relationships, setting goals, resume writing, job applications, networking, and interviewing skills. Students will demonstrate their proficiency in these skills by taking a written test and skills test to earn the CNA credential.