where can i get free information on certified nursing assistant? like a free booklet or packet?
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http://www.allalliedhealthschools.com/faqs/cna.php\n\nLook here, this is a good website that can lead you to schools in your area.
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type in the state and CNA certification on yahoo search. your state's nursing registry should show up.
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http://www.bcschools.net/staff/AccessHelp.htm
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Check out www.apta.org
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go to www.freebieforteachers.com , or .net, or .org, or .gov.
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www.bne.state.tx.us if you are in texas, or search Board of Nurse Examiners.
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try the local library, get the test booklet.
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call your local pharmacy... thats the best starting source of information plus its free
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How could one learn nursing from a web site?  Don't you have to actually do the work, in person, on patients?  I could see if some of the academic credits were available on line, but not the entire RN program.  I, for one, would not like to be tended by a nurse who had not learned "hands on," as it were.
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The library!!! excellent place to find what you need FOR FREE!\ngood luck!'
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http://www.hoovers.com/free/
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i would start with your local state board of nursing's website.
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There are several ... you can try:\nhttp://www.freeality.com/find.htm\n\nIt is hooked up with several pay sites, but there is a lot of FREE information available
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Look up home health agencies.  I am sure one of them will hook you up with a certified nurses aid
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i think www.wikipedia.org is the best source of free information.......EVER!! its a free encyclopedia. if you havent heard about it or visited it, give it a shot......I am sure you'll love the amount of information they have.
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Check with nursing facilities- in my state the facility must pay for the CNA certification classes if the person is hired for that position and isn't certified. Also, check with your local community college- they often give the classes and might have financial aid to offer....
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Each of those organizations has a website where you could find material.  You could get additional info by going to www.findarticles.com and seaching for articles on each organization.  Limit the seach to "free articles only."  Also, you could go a library and check the Encyclopedia of Associations or its online equivalent.