Plain English Breakdown
The bill does not provide specific details on funding or exact eligibility criteria.
High School Certified Nurse Aide Training and Certification Program
This act establishes a program allowing high school students to train and become certified as nurse aides.
What This Bill Does
- Establishes the High School Certified Nurse Aide Training and Certification Program for qualified high school students.
- Requires training programs to meet standards set by the Board of Nursing and be taught by qualified instructors.
- Supports each student in meeting requirements for certification as a certified nurse aide (CNA).
- Directs the Boards of Education and Nursing to manage the program and create policies for its operation.
- Requires annual reports on the program's activities, including data on students' success rates.
Who It Names or Affects
- High school students who want to become certified nurse aides.
- Educational centers offering training programs.
- Boards of Education and Nursing managing the program.
Terms To Know
- Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)
- A healthcare worker trained to provide basic care for patients in nursing homes, hospitals, or other settings.
- Approved Training Program
- A program that meets the requirements set by the Board of Nursing and is approved by the Board of Education.
Limits and Unknowns
- The bill does not specify funding for the training programs.
- It relies on existing definitions and standards from other laws, which are not detailed here.
- Details about eligibility requirements and prerequisites for students to join the program are left to future decisions by the Board.