do any on knows of a free cna school in nyc area  or a lpn school in queens?
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I sincerely doubt there is any certified course that is free, but you may be eligible for assistance.\n\nCheck the yellow pages for trade schools and Junior Colleges that offer these coursed and see if you are eligible for any kind of assistance.
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I worked as a nurse in a nursing home they would provide training for free in exchange for 6 months of staying there and working. You can also check with your local community college if you go this route you have to pay up front but it gives you more options as far as where you work.\nGood Luck!
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This site has a locator for a American Red Cross in your area.  They can direct you to classes though I am not sure they are free:\n\nhttp://www.redcross.org/where/where.html\n\nThis site also has a locator from the American Heart Association:\n\nhttp://www.americanheart.org/presenter.jhtml?identifier=3011764\n\nI got a lot of results by doing a yahoo search with "cpr and first aid classes" and my county (and I live in a small town).  My local hospital offered courses, as well as the local community college.
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the best way to go is not cna classes go to ivy tech the lpn program finacial aid covers almost all of it plus your student loans are defferd until after you graduate i spent $800 on a cna course and failed the state test along with over half my class after you get into the second semester you are quilified as a cna.
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Call the YWCA and see who they can recommend. They usually have some great classes.\n\nGood luck!\nG.G.
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go to any local college that offers a CNA or LTC course and they should have books you can buy along with any other material you might need.
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Los Angeles has many good community colleges.  \n\nLos Angeles City COllege, Santa Monica COllege, College of the Canyons all have nursing programs.\n\nYou will need to apply now and take some pre-req classes and would start the nursing program in a year or so.\n\nhttp://www.lacc.edu, http://www.canyons.edu, http://www.smc.edu/, http://www.calstatela.edu\n\nGood luck.
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A lot of cities have clinics that provide free or sliding scale services.  One in our area is Visiting Nurse Assoc.  Call hospitals to see if they have any places they could refer you to.
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yea i know a couple good ones it depends your grades though. There is Columbia, NY, and others around in New York ill do more research for u if ur interested :) !
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Try Dr Anne Magner on 48th street or\nDr Elias Kaufman in the Bronx
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Hello there,\n\nI believe you can find what you are looking for at the links below:\n\nhttp://www.nymentor.edu/CampusTour/undergraduate/357/Bronx_Community_College/Bronx_Community_College1.html\n\nhttp://www.bcc.cuny.edu/
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Call your local community college or adult education system.  Most of your CNA classes are offered through one of those, and one of your requirements for completeing the class is so many hours in a clinical setting (nursing home).  Most of the schools have an agreement with the popular nursing homes in your area for their students to study there.  Then once you are in the door for your school training, you open the possibility of proving yourself and being offered a position.
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what state?  Try this one for NYC, it's free too http://schools.nycenet.edu/d75/his/regents.htm
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Yes, check with the local nursing homes, a lot of these offer classes. Also check about going to work at the nursing home, since you are still in school you could apply to work weekends. Usually the nursing home will provide your CNA training for free if you are an employee.
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Why don't you check out Home Health agencies in your area. The information may be listed in the phone book or even online. Check out monster.com as well. I just looked today and I know they had some positions for nursing.
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Theres no free training sites. You have to go to school get your prerequisites, then join a nursing program. I'm going to school for nursing, and if there were a free training, believe me I'd be done already!
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Try here: http://www.orchardbank.com/ccssa/OBCustomerCare?cmd_Redirect=HomePage