How to Become a Family CNA at Colorado Home Health

Join one of the most rewarding and in-demand careers as a Family CNA or Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)

Intake and Application

The first step of the process is connecting with our intake team to learn about the Family CNA program.

CNA School

Attend an accredited CNA school throughout the state.

Colorado Home Health clients receive a special rate to our parent preferred CNA program. This CNA program is self-paced and on average students complete the course in 1-2 months.

CNA Exam

Complete the Colorado State CNA Exam managed through Pearson Vue.

Start of Care ($$$)

With the approval in hand, we build you a schedule!

You’ve Got Questions — We’ve Got Answers

What do Certified Nursing Assistants do?

Certified nursing assistants work under a nursing professional. In many settings, they care for patients who are ill, disabled, injured, or infirm. A CNA will take care and perform a variety of the basic tasks included in the care of these patients.

How long does it take to become a CNA?

The time it takes to become a CNA can often depend on the student’s dedication to learning the program. In Colorado, you can typically expect around 70 hours of time in a classroom and 20 hours of training in a clinic. This balance ensures you as a student are able to apply classroom learning to clinical scenarios.

Can a family member get paid to be a caregiver?

Yes – absolutely! See information above on how to get started.