Huduma CNA Programs
CNA Traditional
A four-week CNA training program for students beginning without an HCA credential.
Program sections — swipe to see all seven tabs.
Overview
CNA training for students beginning the full program
This program is for students starting CNA training rather than moving from an existing HCA credential. It combines verified classroom/theory, skills-lab, and supervised clinical learning.
Classroom and theory
Build the knowledge used in safe, supervised patient care.
Skills laboratory
Practice care skills in simulated patient-care settings.
Clinical practice
Complete supervised in-facility clinical learning.
The program awards a Certificate of Completion. Completion does not guarantee certification, exam success, employment, or a Washington state credential.
Admissions
What you need before training and clinical participation
Required to enroll
- Education: High school diploma or GED required.
- Communication: Reading, writing, and communication in English are listed in the source.
Before clinical participation
- Background check: The source requires a criminal background check before clinical placement.
- Physical activities: The source lists standing, bending, lifting, stair use, and use of the senses. Final policy and accommodation wording require administrator confirmation.
Administrator confirmation still needed
Final document checklist, verification method, accommodation process, attendance policy, and public policy links are not yet published.
Curriculum
How the 108 clock hours are organized
The source records 35 classroom/theory hours, 33 skills-lab hours, and 40 in-facility clinical hours. These categories total 108 hours.
Activities of daily living: bathing, dressing, feeding, and toileting
Vital signs
Patient safety, transfers, and infection control
Communication with staff, patients, families, and healthcare professionals
Basic anatomy and physiology
Nutrition and feeding
Legal and ethical responsibilities
Class schedule
Choose a published class
Actual dates, completion dates, times, capacity, and enrollment deadlines come from the administrator-managed schedule system. Draft and cancelled schedules are never shown here.
The source records day and weekend time patterns, but the exact Traditional recurrence needed for automatic completion-date calculation still requires owner confirmation. Administrators cannot publish an unsupported pattern.
Tuition and costs
Program charges and post-training costs
Amounts are separated because the source does not define whether every program fee is additive. No grand total is calculated.
Required program fees are included in tuition.
The in-person skills exam offered at our center costs $100. It is separate from tuition and does not pay for or guarantee Washington state credentialing.
State exam
Training completion and state credentialing are separate
Huduma CNA Programs provides training and a Certificate of Completion. It is not the Washington state licensing authority.
Complete training
Finish the required program instruction and receive the Certificate of Completion.
Complete examination steps
Register separately for the applicable Washington state CNA/NAC competency process through Credentia. Required knowledge and in-person skills components must be completed.
Apply for the credential
Follow the applicable Washington State Department of Health credentialing process. Program completion does not automatically issue a credential.
The in-person skills exam offered at our center costs $100. No written-exam, application, retest, tax, or processing fee is stated here because those amounts have not been confirmed.
Frequently asked questions
What to know before enrolling
Who is this program for?
Students beginning the full CNA training program rather than moving from an existing HCA credential.
How long is training?
The verified program duration is 4 weeks and 108 total clock hours.
What education is required?
High school diploma or GED required.
When will class dates be available?
Only administrator-published classes appear in the Class Schedule tab. If none are published, new dates will be posted when confirmed.
What is included in tuition?
Tuition is $1,100 and required program fees are included in tuition. Books and supplies are listed separately at $105.
Is the $100 skills exam included?
No. The in-person skills exam offered at our center costs $100 after training and is separate from tuition and program fees.
Does completion issue a state credential?
No. Students must complete the applicable examination steps and register or apply separately through the Washington state CNA/NAC credentialing process.
How do I enroll?
Review a published class schedule, select an eligible offering, and continue to the onsite registration flow. Payment is not complete until the configured payment provider confirms it.