Good Nursing & Medical Training

About Good Nursing & Medical Training

Good Nursing & Medical Training is an approved state-licensed healthcare training school in Norcross, Georgia. The CNA program is offered in person and online, takes 4 weeks and the cost ranges from $700-$800. Once the course is completed, you will be able to sit for the Georgia Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) state exam. The training school was founded in 2013 by our owner and instructor Registered Nurse Angela Goodridge. Since then, we have continually sustained passing rates. Our mission is to empower aspiring healthcare learners and pave their paths towards promising healthcare careers through expert knowledge, skills, training, and experiences in our professional medical courses.

The CNA program

Develop skills in patient care, infection control, and medical terminology. Complete the program and obtain certification, paving the way for a fulfilling career in healthcare.

Also offered here

• Home Health AideProvides basic care and support to patients in their homes, including help with daily living, nutrition, and home safety. Monitors clients' well-being and supports independent living.
• Patient Care TechnicianAssists with patient care across clinical settings, monitoring vital signs, performing basic procedures, and supporting nurses with hands-on care.
• Medical AssistantProvides clinical and administrative support in physician offices and clinics, including those of podiatrists, chiropractors, and optometrists. Rooms patients, takes vitals, assists with procedures, and manages office tasks.
• EKG TechnicianPerforms electrocardiogram (EKG) testing to record the heart's electrical activity for diagnosis. Operates and maintains EKG equipment, conducts stress tests, and prepares patients for cardiac monitoring.
• Phlebotomy TechnicianLearn the art of blood and specimen collection, a vital skill in healthcare. Complete the program, obtain certification, and embark on a rewarding career as a Phlebotomist.
• Medication AidePrepares students to safely administer medications to residents under nursing supervision, supporting patient care and well-being in long-term care settings.

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