According to Alaska Board of Nursing, CNA programs must consist of at least 140 hours includes a minimum of 60 hours of classroom and 80 hours of clinical training. Some state – approved training programs may differ when it comes to number of hours in classroom and practical training.
See below for Alaska specific CNA information:
Alaska CNA Requirements
Home Health Aid Salary
Alaska CNA Reciprocity
Alaska CNA Certification Renewal
Alaska Approved CNA Training Programs
Alaska Registry
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