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Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) & Home Health Aide (CHHA) Deeming Combo

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CNA/HHA Deeming Program Tuition and Fees:

ItemTraditional ProgramOnline Hybrid Flex
(Self-Paced
1Tuition$ 720.00$ 590.00
2State Exam – First Attempt Only$ 160.00$ 160.00
3TB Skin Screen Test$ 35.00$ 35.00
4Criminal Background Check$ 35.00$ 35.00
5BLS Certification$ 60.00$ 60.00
6Name Badge$ 25.00$ 25.00
7Total Cost$ 1,035.00$ 905.00

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Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) & Home Health Aide (CHHA) Deeming Combo Program in Oklahoma City

 

CNA & CHHA Deeming Program Overview

The Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) & Home Health Aide (CHHA) Deeming Combo Program, also known as the CNA and Home Health Aide program or CNA CHHA deeming program, is a comprehensive 93-clock-hour, state-approved healthcare training course offered at MedNoc Training College in Oklahoma City. This CNA and CHHA dual certification program is approved by the  Oklahoma State Department of Health Nurse Aide Registry (OSDH-NAR) and the Oklahoma Board of Private Vocational Schools (OBPVS). The CNA/HHA Deeming course is designed for individuals who are not currently certified nurse aides and are seeking entry-level healthcare training.

The CNA Home Health Aide combo program includes 77 clock hours of Long-Term Care Nurse Aide training and 16 clock hours of Home Health Aide deeming training. The CNA & HHA Deeming course is divided into 37 clock hours of classroom instruction, 24 clock hours of guided skills laboratory, and 16 clock hours of clinical internship training at a local nursing home facility. Students complete the CNA portion first, followed by the CHHA deeming course, before taking the Oklahoma CNA and CNA/CHHA state competency examination.

The CNA/ CHHA deeming training program prepares students with the knowledge, clinical skills, and competencies required to pass the Oklahoma certification exam and become certified as both a Certified Nurse Aide and a Certified Home Health Aide. Instruction is provided by licensed nurses and includes classroom education, hands-on skills laboratory training, and supervised clinical internship experience.

This CNA and Home Health Aide certification program emphasizes patient safety, infection control, communication, professional behavior, and compassionate care. The Home Health Aide deeming portion focuses on in-home care, client independence, dignity, and quality support for individuals receiving services through home health agencies, hospice programs, and private homes.

CNA & HHA Training & Certification 

CNA Training: The CNA training course focuses on preparing students for the duties and responsibilities required in long-term care facilities, emphasizing patient care, Safety, Emergency and Infection Control, patients' or residents' rights, personal care, communication, and professional ethics.

HHA Training: The HHA training course provides the skills and compassion needed to care for patients in home and community-based settings, with an emphasis on promoting independence, dignity, and quality of life.

Upon successful completion of the CNA and CHHA training program at MedNoc Training College, graduates receive a Certificate of Completion and a Training Verification Form confirming completion of both CNA and Home Health Aide training requirements.

After passing the CNA and CNA & CHHA state competency examination, graduates are listed on the  Oklahoma State Department of Health-Nurse Aide Registry (OSDH-NAR) as Certified Nurse Aides and Certified Home Health Aides. Graduates may pursue CNA and CHHA jobs and home care aide employment in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, hospitals, long-term acute care hospitals, home health agencies, hospice care settings, group homes, private duty care, and community-based care environments.

To meet the needs of diverse student schedules, MedNoc offers the CNA program in several flexible formats. Choose the schedule that fits your lifestyle. These CNA class options support part-time CNA/HHA Deeming training, flexible CNA/HHA programs, accelerated CNA classes, fast CNA training, and students who need work-friendly healthcare training in Oklahoma.

✅ CNA/HHA Deeming Online Hybrid Flex class (Self-paced) 

✅ CNA/HHA Deeming Weekday Class (Monday – Friday)

✅ CNA /HHA Deeming Evening Class (Monday – Friday)

✅ CNA /HHA Deeming Weekend Class (Saturday & Sunday)

CNA/HHA Career and Jobs Opportunities in Oklahoma

Graduates of the MedNoc Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) & Home Health Aide (HHA) Deeming Program are prepared for entry-level healthcare positions in a wide range of settings, including:

  • Long-Term Care Facilities
  • Assisted Living Facilities
  • Independent Living Homes
  • Group Homes
  • Hospice Care
  • Hospitals
  • Private Homes
  • Home Health Agencies
  • Community-Based Home Care Services

This CNA & HHA dual certification enhances employability and provides greater career flexibility within the healthcare industry.

CNA/HHA Program Clock Hour Distribution:

BreakdownCNAHHA DeemingCNA/HHA Deeming
1Classroom371653
2Skills Laboratory240024
3Clinical Internship160016
Total Hours771693

CNA/HHA Class Schedules

MedNoc Training College offers flexible CNA CHHA classes near me to accommodate working adults, parents, and career changers.

CNA/HHA Deeming Program Schedule Options:

Program ScheduleProgram LengthNumber of
Weeks
Class DaysClass TimeOn Campus Skills LabClinical Days
Facility
Clinical Time
CNA/HHA Deeming Weekday93
Clock Hrs
3 WeeksMonday
to
Friday
8:00 am
to
4:00 pm
2nd week Monday, Tuesday &
Friday
2nd Week Wednesday
&
Thursday
6:45 am
to
3:15 pm
CNA/HHA Deeming Evening93
Clock Hrs
5 WeeksMonday
to
Friday
5:30 pm
to
9:00 pm
3rd Week4th Week Wednesday
&
Thursday
6:45 am
to
3:15 pm
CNA/HHA Deeming Weekend93
Clock Hrs
4 WeekendsSat & Sun8:00 am
to
4:00 pm
3rd & 4th Weekend4th Week Wednesday
&
Thursday
6:45 am
to
3:15 pm
CNA/HHA Deeming Online Hybrid Flex
(Self-Paced)
93
Clock Hrs
5 WeeksOnline8:00 am
to
11:59 pm
4th Week Monday, Tuesday &
Friday
4th Week Wednesday
&
Thursday
6:45 am
to
3:15 pm

Prerequisite

  • None

Admission Requirements

  1. Complete the Student Application online or in person.
  2. Complete the Enrollment Agreement in person or electronically.
  3. Minimum age: 16 Years old.
  4. Education: Ability to read, write, and comprehend in English.
  5. Current Government-issued Photo ID: e.g., driver’s license, passport, military card, green card, work authorization card, or tribal card.
  6. Social Security Card or replacement letter from the Social Security Administration's office.
  7. A criminal background check (Can be done at the School for a cost of $35.00).
  8. Tuberculin (TB) Skin Test (PPD Test). (Offered at MedNoc for a cost of $35.00).
  9. Current BLS Certification is required before attending clinical. (This can be done at the School for a fee of $60.00). 

***NOTE: Some clinical sites may require additional requirements such as drug screens, immunization records, flu shots during flu season, or wearing a mask at the clinical site. The school will inform you if any of these items are required on the day of enrollment.

Financial Assistance Available at MedNoc Training College

MedNoc Training College is committed to making Certified Nurse Aide and Home Health Deeming ( CNA/HHA) training and education affordable and accessible. Students who qualify may receive the following financial assistance:

✅ Zero-interest payment plan (no additional cost)

✅ MedNoc Scholarships

✅ MedNoc Tuition Discounts

✅ Returning Student Tuition Discounts

✅ MedNoc Tuition Waiver

✅ Complete Your Training Program Now – Pay Later financial assistance

✅ Oklahoma Workforce funding (Workforce partnership)

✅ Indian Tribes / Native American sponsorships

✅ Urban United Indian Council assistance

✅ Healthcare employer-sponsored Certified Nurse Aide and Home Health Deeming ( CNA/HHA) training

✅CNA/HHA sponsorships from healthcare companies and facilities

Why Choose MedNoc Training College

  • State-approved and Licensed Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) Program in Oklahoma.
  • Affordable tuition and financial assistance options.
  • Receive a Certificate of Completion.
  • Prepare for professional certification.
  • Train at MedNoc and get tested at MedNoc to become a Certified Nurse Aide after testing through Examcep - Testing & Assessment 
  • Receive a Certificate of Completion.
  • Experienced instructors and hands-on training.
  • Flexible class Schedules: CNA/HHA Online Hybrid Flex (Self-paced) classes, CNA/HHA Weekday Classes, CNA/HHA Weekend Classes, and CNA/HHA Evening classes to accommodate our students' needs to balance life, family, and training.
  • Become certified by the Oklahoma Nurse Aide Registry if you complete your training and pass your CNA/HHA state examination
  • Fast CNA/HHA certification programs designed for working adults
  • Modern CNA/HHA skills laboratory.
  • Clinical externship placements in major nursing homes and health facilities around Oklahoma City.
  • High national exam pass rate and job placement support.

CNA/HHA Deeming Program Curriculum

The CNA/HHA Deeming training shall include, but is not limited to, each of the following subject areas:

  1. The Role of Nurse Aide
    • Communication and Interpersonal Skills.
    • Infection Control.
    • Safety/Emergency Procedures, Including The Heimlich Maneuver.
    • Promoting Residents’ Independence.
    • Respecting Residents' Rights.
  2. Basic Nursing Skills
    • Taking and recording vital signs.
    • Measuring and recording height and weight.
    • Caring for the residents' environment.
    • Recognizing abnormal changes in body functioning and the importance of reporting such changes to a supervisor.
    • Caring for residents when death is imminent.
  3. Personal Care Skills, Including.
    • Bathing
    • Grooming, including mouth care.
    • Dressing.
    • Toileting.
    • Assisting with eating and hydration.
    • Proper feeding techniques.
    • Skin care.
    • Transfers, positioning, and turning.
  4. Mental Health and Social Service Needs.
    • Modifying the aide's behavior in response to the residents' behavior.
    • Awareness of developmental tasks associated with the aging process.
    • How to respond to resident behavior.
    • Allowing the resident to make personal choices, providing, and reinforcing other behaviors consistent with the resident's dignity.
    • Using the resident's family as a source of emotional support.
  5. Care Of Cognitively Impaired Residents.
    • Techniques for addressing the unique needs and behaviors of individuals with dementia, Alzheimer's, and others.
    • Communicating with cognitively impaired residents.
    • Understanding the behavior of cognitively impaired residents.
    • Appropriate responses to the behavior of cognitively impaired residents.
    • Methods of reducing the effects of cognitive impairments.
  6. Basic Restorative Services.
    • Training the resident in self-care according to the resident's abilities.
    • Use of assistive devices in transferring, ambulation, eating, and dressing.
    • Maintenance of the range of motion.
    • Proper turning and positioning in bed and chair.
    • Bowel and bladder training.
    • Care and use of prosthetic and orthotic devices.
  7. Residents' Rights.
    • Providing privacy and maintenance of confidentiality.
    • Promoting the residents' right to make personal choices to accommodate their needs.
    • Giving assistance in resolving grievances and disputes.
    • Providing needed assistance in getting to and participating in resident and family groups and other activities
    • Maintaining care and security of residents' personal possessions.
    • Promoting the resident's right to be free from abuse, mistreatment, and neglect and the need to report any instances of such treatment to the appropriate facility staff.
    • Avoiding the need for restraints in accordance with current professional standards.
  8. Home Health Aide Deeming.
    • Communication skills.
    • Observation, reporting, and documentation of client status and the care or services furnished.
    • Taking and recording temperature, pulse, and respiration.
    • Basic infection control procedures.
    • Basic elements of body functioning and changes in body function that must be reported to the aide’s supervisor.
    • Maintenance of a clean, safe, and healthy environment.
    • Recognizing an emergency and the necessary emergency procedures.
    • The physical, emotional, and developmental needs of, and ways to work with, the populations served by the home care agency, including the need for respect for the client, and the client’s privacy and property.
    • Appropriate and safe techniques in personal hygiene and grooming, including but not limited to the following: bed bath, sponge, tub or shower bath, shampoo, sink, tub, or bed, nail and skin care, oral hygiene, and toileting and elimination.
    • Safe transfer techniques and ambulation.
    • Normal range of motion and positioning.
    • Adequate nutrition and fluid intake.
    • Any other task that the home care agency may choose to have the home care aide perform.

State Competency Examination Information

MedNoc Training College is an approved Test Site for Examcep Testing & Assessment. MedNoc Training College uses Examcep Testing & Assessment to administer the CNA and CNA/HHA Deeming Competency Examination for Oklahoma certification. To register for your exam, visit Examcep Testing & Assessment at www.examcep.com. To familiarize yourself with the Examcep’s testing policies, procedures, and exam registration process, visit the Examcep’s website and read the Candidate Handbook.

Examcep Testing & Assessment Exam Details for CNA/HHA Deeming.

Students have three (3) attempts to take and pass both the Knowledge and the Skills components of the CNA or the CNA/HHA Deeming state exam. If the candidate fails to pass both components (Knowledge & Skills), they shall be required only to retake the exam component they failed. However, if the candidate fails after their third attempt and ends up retraining, they will be required to start testing attempts afresh by taking both the knowledge and skills exam. Failure to pass after the third attempt requires students to retake the Course and submit new payments for training costs and state exams. For each exam attempt, the Student must make a payment. For more detailed information regarding Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) & Home Health Aide (HHA) State Certification Examination, please visit Examcep.

EXAM ComponentNumber of ItemsExam StructureExam TimePass Mark percentageExam Format
1Knowledge Exam
75 Multiple-choice Questions Randomized Questions90 minutes70% Computer-Based Test
 Paper-Based Test
 Oral-Based Test.
2Skills Exam6 Skills. Randomized Skills Packets Exam45 minutes80 % Read Scenario Based Test
 Nurse Aide Clinical Skills demonstration

Examcep Testing & Assessment Contact Information

Contact Information

Main Phone Number: 405-241-6830
Text Customer Service: 405-241-6795
Text Technical Support: 405-241-6894
Fax: 405-759-9171
Email: info@examcep.com

 

Business Hours

Monday - Friday: 06:00 AM - 05:00 PM
Sunday & Saturday: 08:00 AM - 01:00 PM

 

Address

P.O. Box 5173,
Edmond, Oklahoma-73083
 

LTC (CNA) & HHA Certification Renewal Process:

The Long-Term Care Nurse Aide (LTCNA) certification must be renewed every two years from the original date of issue. To renew the CNA certification, you must submit:

  • Fill out and submit the Renewal Application ODH Form 717 to the Oklahoma Nurse Aide Registry.
  • No renewal fee for LTC (CNA).
  • Ten ($10) HHA renewal fee.
  • Employment Verification – Must submit proof of 8 hours of paid work in nursing or nursing-related services during the 24-month certification time frame. Acceptable proof may include: a pay stub, a W-2, or a signed letter from the Administrator attesting that you have worked for pay providing nursing aide-related services for at least 8 hours within the last 24 months.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health’s Nurse Aide Registry (NAR) is the authoritative body governing certification and oversight of nurse aide professionals in Oklahoma. NAR approves training programs, handles certification, renewals, reciprocity, and preserves a central registry for safe, trusted healthcare support.

The Oklahoma State Department of Health – Nurse Aide Registry (NAR) oversees certification, training, and regulatory services for nurse aides—ensuring safe, competent care throughout the state.

Core Responsibilities

  • Approves and monitors all Nurse Aide Training and Competency Evaluation Programs (NATCEPs), both education- and employer-based, as required under Oklahoma law and federal guidelines 

  • Authorized by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) to review and sanction NATCEP offerings. These are typically limited to two-year approval cycles and include on-site visits except for initial approvals

  • Administers the Nurse Aide and Nontechnical Service Worker Abuse Registry, allowing verification of certified individuals and flagging any abuse-related findings

Applications, Forms & Services

OSDH's NAR provides a suite of services for nurse aides and programs, including:

  • Certification processes: initial applications, renewals, reciprocity for Long-Term Care (LTC) and Home Health Aides, and retesting for Certified Nurse Aides (CNA) and Certified Medication Aides (CMA)

  • Deeming pathways, enabling credential transition between various aide roles (e.g., LTC to HHA, HHA to LTC, etc.) via a structured table system.

  • Additional tools like Change of Information forms, affidavits, waiver applications, and abuse notifications.

Temporary Emergency Waivers (TEW)

In cases of workforce shortages or emergencies, OSDH may grant Temporary Emergency Waivers, allowing non-certified individuals—enrolled in a Department-approved NATCEP—to work temporarily under strict supervision and complete their training within four months.

Training Program Resources & Renewal Guidelines

  • A comprehensive list of Approved NATCEPs, complete with training site details, is maintained by OSDH and updated regularly.

  • Certification renewals can be submitted up to six months in advance, and if legal names have changed (e.g., through marriage), certified documentation must be included.

Oklahoma Nurse Aide Registry Website:

Email: NAR@health.ok.gov 

HHA Certification Renewal Process:

OKLAHOMA NURSE AIDE REGISTRY
Mailing Address (for applications):
Oklahoma State Department of Health
Nurse Aide Registry
P.O. Box 268816
Oklahoma City, OK 73126-8816
Physical Address (requires appointment):
Oklahoma State Department of Health
123 Robert S. Kerr Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK
Phone: (405) 426-8150
Fax*: (405) 900-7572
Email*: NAR@health.ok.gov
****Applications without fees can also be emailed or faxed to the Nurse Aide and Nontechnical Service Workers Registry team.

PROGRAM APPROVAL & LICENSING:

THE OKLAHOMA STATE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH - NURSE AIDE REGISTRY

Mailing Address (for applications):
Oklahoma State Department of Health
Nurse Aide Registry
P.O. Box 268816
Oklahoma City, OK 73126-8816

Physical Address (requires appointment):

Oklahoma State Department of Health
123 Robert S. Kerr Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK
Phone: (405) 426-8150
Fax*: (405) 900-7572
Email*: NAR@health.ok.gov

SCHOOL APPROVAL & LICENSING

OKLAHOMA BOARD OF PRIVATE VOCATIONAL SCHOOLS

The Oklahoma Board of Private Vocational Schools (“OBPVS”)

3700 N Classen Blvd #250,

Oklahoma City, OK 73118

Phone: (405) 528-3370

Website: https://oklahoma.gov/obpvs.html

 

Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) & Home Health Aide (CHHA) Deeming Combo– Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

 

What is the CNA & CHHA Deeming Combo Program at MedNoc Training College?
The Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) & Home Health Aide (CHHA) Deeming Combo Program at MedNoc Training College is a dual certification healthcare training program that allows students to become both a Certified Nurse Aide and a Certified Home Health Aide through one combined course approved by the Oklahoma State Department of Health Nurse Aide Registry.

What does “CHHA deeming” mean at MedNoc Training College?
CHHA deeming at MedNoc Training College means that after completing approved CNA training and additional Home Health Aide training hours, a student is deemed qualified as a Certified Home Health Aide without completing a separate full HHA program.

Is the CNA & CHHA combo at MedNoc Training College the same as a CNA and HHA program?
Yes. The CNA & CHHA Deeming Combo Program at MedNoc Training College is often referred to as a CNA and Home Health Aide program, CNA HHA combo, or CNA CHHA dual certification program.

Is this a dual certification program offered by MedNoc Training College?
Yes. Graduates of MedNoc Training College earn dual certification as both a Certified Nurse Aide and a Certified Home Health Aide.

Program Length & Structure

How long is the CNA & CHHA Deeming Combo Program at MedNoc Training College?
The program offered at MedNoc Training College is 93 clock hours in total, including 77 hours of CNA training and 16 hours of Home Health Aide deeming training.

How is the program structured at MedNoc Training College?
Students at MedNoc Training College must complete the CNA portion first, followed by the Home Health Aide deeming portion, before taking the state competency examination.

Does the program include clinical training at MedNoc Training College?
Yes. The CNA portion at MedNoc Training College includes supervised clinical internship hours in a healthcare facility.

Is this considered a short-term or fast-track program at MedNoc Training College?
Yes. This is a short-term, accelerated CNA CHHA program at MedNoc Training College designed for quick entry into healthcare employment.

Eligibility & Prerequisites

Do I need prior healthcare experience to enroll at MedNoc Training College?
No. The CNA & CHHA Deeming Combo Program at MedNoc Training College is designed for beginners and students with no prior healthcare experience.

What are the prerequisites for the CNA & CHHA program at MedNoc Training College?
There are no academic prerequisites. Students must meet MedNoc Training College admission requirements such as age, ID, background check, TB test, and BLS certification before clinicals.

What is the minimum age requirement at MedNoc Training College?
Students must be at least 16 years old to enroll at MedNoc Training College.

Can high school students enroll at MedNoc Training College?
Yes. Eligible high school students who meet MedNoc Training College admission requirements may enroll.

Scheduling & Learning Format

Are there weekday CNA & CHHA classes at MedNoc Training College?
Yes. MedNoc Training College offers weekday CNA CHHA classes.

Are evening CNA & CHHA classes offered at MedNoc Training College?
Yes. Evening CNA CHHA classes are available at MedNoc Training College for working adults.

Are weekend CNA & CHHA classes available at MedNoc Training College?
Yes. MedNoc Training College offers weekend CNA CHHA classes.

Is there an online or hybrid CNA & CHHA program at MedNoc Training College?
Yes. MedNoc Training College offers an online hybrid flex CNA CHHA program with online coursework and required on-campus skills labs and clinicals.

Can I work while taking CNA & CHHA classes at MedNoc Training College?
Yes. Many MedNoc Training College students work while enrolled, especially those in evening, weekend, or hybrid programs.

Certification & Exams

What certification exam do I take after completing the program at MedNoc Training College?
Students at MedNoc Training College take the Oklahoma CNA or CNA/CHHA Deeming State Competency Examination.

Who administers the CNA & CHHA exam at MedNoc Training College?
The exam is administered by Examcep Testing & Assessment at MedNoc Training College.

How many attempts do I have to pass the exam at MedNoc Training College?
Students are allowed three attempts to pass both the knowledge and skills components.

What happens if I fail the CNA or CHHA exam after training at MedNoc Training College?
If a student fails one component, only that component must be retaken. Failing after the third attempt requires retraining per MedNoc Training College and state guidelines.

Registry & Licensing

Where will my certification be listed after graduating from MedNoc Training College?
Successful graduates of MedNoc Training College are listed on the Oklahoma Nurse Aide Registry as Certified Nurse Aides and Certified Home Health Aides.

Is this program registry-approved at MedNoc Training College?
Yes. The CNA & CHHA Deeming Combo Program at MedNoc Training College is approved by the Oklahoma State Department of Health Nurse Aide Registry.

Can I verify my certification online after completing MedNoc Training College?
Yes. Certification status can be verified through the Oklahoma Nurse Aide Registry.

Career & Employment Questions

What jobs can I get with CNA & CHHA certification from MedNoc Training College?
Graduates of MedNoc Training College may work as CNAs, Home Health Aides, in-home care aides, patient care assistants, private duty aides, hospice aides, or community-based care aides.

Where can CNA & CHHA graduates from MedNoc Training College work?
Employment settings include nursing homes, hospitals, assisted living facilities, home health agencies, hospice care, private homes, group homes, and long-term care facilities.

Is this a good first healthcare job after MedNoc Training College?
Yes. The CNA & CHHA program at MedNoc Training College is an excellent entry-level healthcare career pathway.

Can this program help me transition into nursing after MedNoc Training College?
Yes. Many MedNoc Training College graduates use CNA & CHHA certification as a foundation for nursing or allied health careers.

Tuition & Financial Assistance

How much does the CNA & CHHA program cost at MedNoc Training College?
The total cost at MedNoc Training College depends on the format, with lower tuition for online hybrid flex options.

Are payment plans available at MedNoc Training College?
Yes. MedNoc Training College offers payment plan options.

Is workforce funding available for CNA & CHHA training at MedNoc Training College?
Yes. Oklahoma Workforce funding may be available for eligible MedNoc Training College students.

Are tribal or Native American sponsorships accepted at MedNoc Training College?
Yes. MedNoc Training College accepts tribal-sponsored CNA CHHA training and Native American funding partnerships.

Are scholarships available at MedNoc Training College?
Scholarships, tuition discounts, and employer-sponsored training options may be available for qualifying MedNoc Training College students.

Renewal & Continuing Requirements

How often do CNA and CHHA certifications need to be renewed after graduating from MedNoc Training College?
Both certifications must be renewed every two years.

Is there a renewal fee?
CNA renewal has no fee. CHHA renewal requires a $10 fee as required by the state.

Do I need work hours to renew my certification after MedNoc Training College?
Yes. Proof of at least eight hours of paid nursing-related work is required for renewal.

Enrollment & Application

How do I enroll in the CNA & CHHA Deeming Combo Program at MedNoc Training College?
Students can apply online through the MedNoc Training College website or contact admissions for assistance.

Are classes offered year-round at MedNoc Training College?
Yes. MedNoc Training College offers CNA & CHHA classes regularly with open enrollment.

How soon can I start the program at MedNoc Training College?
Many students can start within weeks, depending on class availability.

Is same-day enrollment available at MedNoc Training College?
In some cases, same-day or immediate enrollment may be available.

Comparison & Decision Questions

Is it better to do CNA & CHHA together or separately at MedNoc Training College?
The combo program at MedNoc Training College is faster, more cost-effective, and allows dual certification in one program.

Is CNA & CHHA worth it after graduating from MedNoc Training College?
Yes. Dual certification increases employability, job flexibility, and earning potential.

What is the difference between a CNA and a Home Health Aide as trained at MedNoc Training College?
CNAs primarily work in facilities, while Home Health Aides provide care in private homes. The MedNoc Training College combo program prepares students for both roles.

Location & “Near Me” Questions

Are CNA & CHHA classes available near me at MedNoc Training College?
Yes. MedNoc Training College offers CNA & CHHA classes near Oklahoma City and serves students across Oklahoma.

Do you accept students from other cities in Oklahoma at MedNoc Training College?
Yes. MedNoc Training College welcomes students from Tulsa, Norman, Edmond, Lawton, Enid, Midwest City, Moore, Yukon, and across Oklahoma.

Final Questions

Who should consider the CNA & CHHA Deeming Combo Program at MedNoc Training College?
This program is ideal for career changers, beginners, adults returning to school, high school graduates, and anyone seeking fast entry into healthcare.

How do I get more information about MedNoc Training College?
Contact MedNoc Training College admissions or visit the website to request information or apply.