Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, a high school diploma or GED certificate is required for enrollment in all our programs. You will need to provide

documentation during the application process.

Yes, we offer flexible scheduling options including day, evening, and weekend classes for both CNA and CMA programs. This allows you to continue working while pursuing your healthcare education.

All tuition payments must be made in person at our school location. We accept cash, credit card, or cashier's check. Payment must be completed before your class start date. Payment plans may be available upon request.

The job outlook is excellent! Healthcare is a growing field with high demand for qualified professionals. CNAs typically earn $18-$25 per hour, while CMAs earn $20-$28 per hour. We provide job placement support to help our graduates find employment.

Yes! We provide comprehensive job placement support including resume assistance, interview preparation, and connections with local healthcare employers. Our goal is to help you successfully transition into your new healthcare career.

Yes, CPR certification is required for both CNA and CMA students. We offer monthly CPR training classes at our facility for $90. The certification is valid for 2 years and covers adult/child CPR, AED use, and choking relief.

The CNA program includes 40 hours of clinical training, while the CMA program includes 20 hours. All clinical hours must be completed - no absences are allowed during clinical rotations. Students must maintain professional conduct and arrive prepared for all clinical sessions.

No, you must be an active Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) in good standing to enroll in the CMA program. The CMA training builds upon the foundational knowledge and skills gained in CNA training.

You will need sea-blue scrubs (top and bottom), non-skid closed-toe shoes, a student ID badge, a watch with second hand, stethoscope, blood pressure cuff, and a notebook. A complete supply list will be provided upon enrollment.

Refunds are only available before the class start date. No refunds are provided after the first day of class. A processing fee may apply to refund requests, which must be submitted in writing to the school administration.

CNA programs are 5 weeks for day/evening classes or 8 weeks for weekend classes (120 total hours). CMA programs are also 5 weeks for day/evening or 8 weeks for weekend classes (88 total hours). CPR training is completed in one day and offered monthly.

CNA programs are 5 weeks for day/evening classes or 8 weeks for weekend classes (120 total hours). CMA programs are also 5 weeks for day/evening or 8 weeks for weekend classes (88 total hours). CPR training is completed in one day and offered monthly.

Yes, Wellness Nursing Institute is approved by the Virginia Board of Nursing. Our programs meet all state requirements, and graduates are eligible to take the Virginia state certification examinations upon successful completion.