Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Home Health Aide (HHA) In Service Training Continuing Education Unit 2025

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  1. Begin by clicking ‘Get Form’ to open the Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) / Home Health Aide (HHA) In-Service Training form in our editor.
  2. Fill in your printed name, certificate number, and social security number at the top of the form. Ensure accuracy as this information is crucial for validation.
  3. In section A, list the title of each training or course you have completed. This should include both classroom and online training sessions.
  4. For section B, provide the name of the facility or provider along with their CDPH-approved ID number. This ensures that your training is recognized.
  5. In section C, enter the date of attendance for each course in MM/DD/YY format. This helps track your compliance with CEU requirements.
  6. Complete section D by noting the hours obtained for each training session. Remember that a minimum of 48 hours is required for CNAs and 24 hours for HHAs over two years.
  7. Finally, ensure that an instructor's signature is included in section E to validate your training. Without this, your application may be incomplete.

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Alternative careers for CNAs Nursing home administrator. Geriatric care manager. Medical transcription. Phlebotomist. EMT. Health Coach. Medical Assistant. ER Technician.
CNAs have a broader scope of practice when it comes to medical tasks. They can perform certain clinical duties under the supervision of a nurse, like wound care or catheter maintenance. Home health aides focus more on personal care and daily living assistance, with less involvement in medical procedures.
CNAs usually make more money than HHAs but not by much. a HHA makes on average $16.82 per hour ($34,990 per year), and a CNA usually makes $19.01 per hour ($39,610 per year). This is due to CNAs having more of a formal education than a HHA.
Must have an ACTIVE California CNA certificate Certified Nurse Assistants must complete 24 hours of continuing education units (CEUs) per year. The Health Occupations Center is approved to provide CEUs on a wide variety of issues affecting patients and their care. Each hour of instruction equals 1 CEU.
Home health aides primarily work in clients homes, delivering one-on-one care in a familiar setting. CNAs, on the other hand, usually work in institutional settings like hospitals or nursing homes, caring for multiple patients in a more structured environment.