Each of these is something employers look for. Most people collect them one at a time across different providers. You earn all four together.
The complete Home Care Aide curriculum Washington requires — the classroom and hands‑on foundation for safe, confident caregiving. This is the core of the program and the credential your job hunt is built on.
Nationally recognized certification in cardiopulmonary resuscitation and first aid. Care employers expect it from day one — and here it's built into the program, not one more course to chase down and pay for separately.
Both delegation modules. This is the training that lets a nurse delegate certain tasks to you, which widens the jobs you can take and makes you more valuable to employers. Completing Core and Diabetes together is a real edge.
You finish registered as a Nursing Assistant with the state. This is what makes your certification official and lets you legally begin working in care settings the moment you're done.
The 75‑hour curriculum builds real, usable skills — the things you'll actually do on the job — alongside the safety and compliance knowledge the state requires.
Core caregiving knowledge, safety, and client care basics.
Practical personal‑care skills and supervised practice.
CPR, First Aid, and both Nurse Delegation modules.
Final assessment and your NAR state registration.
Exact daily schedule confirmed at enrollment.
Reserve a seat in the next class, or book a free 15‑minute call and we'll walk you through the program.