COVID Training Plan
Effective 08/23/21, regarding Governor Inslee’s newest mandate,
all students are REQUIRED TO WEAR A MASK when in attendance to the school whether or not they are vaccinated.
Vaccination is NOT mandatory at this time, but the school advises that students consider vaccination in preparation to working in the healthcare field and to be prepared should the order change without an advance notice.
Attend (10) online ZOOM classes
Attend (4) in-person ‘Skills Practice Labs
Complete the (50) Clinical Training Hours by becoming gainfully employed or by volunteering!
(Note: Employment or volunteering can start while attending online classes so you can graduate
even sooner. Read the stipulation below concerning the first five online classes.)
Students must schedule an in-person visit PRIOR to the start of the session they want to attend to complete the registration process and to pick up the training materials.
The theory and skills demonstration classes are provided through ZOOM over a three week period. Then immediately following the online classes the student will attend the (4) skills practice labs in-person at the school in compliance with the required mandates regarding social distancing and masking. Entry includes pre-screening including a touchless body temperature. Dark navy-blue scrubs also required.
To complete the (50) clinical training hours during the COVID pandemic period the student first needs to apply and obtain an (NAR) nursing assistant registration license online, then has the option to become gainfully employed or to volunteer in a healthcare facility to do the clinical training hours under the supervision of a facility nurse to complete the required WA. State skills worksheet.
Under the guidelines provided by Governor Inslee and the Department of Health-Nursing Commission the HIV/AIDS education part of theory has been waived to obtain the NAR license. And, although the student can apply at any time for both the NAR license and employment they must be an enrolled student of an NA training program and complete the minimum Federal hourly training requirement by attending the first (5) live online classes before having contact with patients in a healthcare setting.
Attendance to live online class will be by logging in from a computer, tablet or smartphone. Class attendance requires that you log in using the link for the time of day you choose to attend, either (AM) from noon to 2/2:30 p.m. or (PM) from 4:00 to 6/6:30 p.m. A camera is required and student is to remain actively engaged with the class until the instructor has determined the class has finished. Student is not to engage in any other activities while logged into class. Class ending time can fluctuate and is dependent upon lecture content and skills demonstrations duration.
The skills practice labs will be from either (AM) 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 / 2:30 or (PM) 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 / 8:30. p.m.
If you have questions, email pat@medprep.com or stephanie@medprep.com. Register here online by completing the registration page and making a payment to reserve your seat or ‘book an appointment’ to register in-person at the school.
COVID Training Plan
Effective 08/23/21, regarding Governor Inslee’s newest mandate,
all students are REQUIRED TO WEAR A MASK when in attendance to the school whether or not they are vaccinated.
Vaccination is NOT mandatory at this time, but the school advises that students consider vaccination in preparation to working in the healthcare field and to be prepared should the order change without an advance notice.
Attend (10) online ZOOM classes
Attend (4) in-person ‘Skills Practice Labs
Complete the (50) Clinical Training Hours by becoming gainfully employed or by volunteering!
(Note: Employment or volunteering can start while attending online classes so you can graduate
even sooner. Read the stipulation below concerning the first five online classes.)
Students must schedule an in-person visit PRIOR to the start of the session they want to attend to complete the registration process and to pick up the training materials.
The theory and skills demonstration classes are provided through ZOOM over a three week period. Then immediately following the online classes the student will attend the (4) skills practice labs in-person at the school in compliance with the required mandates regarding social distancing and masking. Entry includes pre-screening including a touchless body temperature. Dark navy-blue scrubs also required.
To complete the (50) clinical training hours during the COVID pandemic period the student first needs to apply and obtain an (NAR) nursing assistant registration license online, then has the option to become gainfully employed or to volunteer in a healthcare facility to do the clinical training hours under the supervision of a facility nurse to complete the required WA. State skills worksheet.
Under the guidelines provided by Governor Inslee and the Department of Health-Nursing Commission the HIV/AIDS education part of theory has been waived to obtain the NAR license. And, although the student can apply at any time for both the NAR license and employment they must be an enrolled student of an NA training program and complete the minimum Federal hourly training requirement by attending the first (5) live online classes before having contact with patients in a healthcare setting.
Attendance to live online class will be by logging in from a computer, tablet or smartphone. Class attendance requires that you log in using the link for the time of day you choose to attend, either (AM) from noon to 2/2:30 p.m. or (PM) from 4:00 to 6/6:30 p.m. A camera is required and student is to remain actively engaged with the class until the instructor has determined the class has finished. Student is not to engage in any other activities while logged into class. Class ending time can fluctuate and is dependent upon lecture content and skills demonstrations duration.
The skills practice labs will be from either (AM) 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 / 2:30 or (PM) 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 / 8:30. p.m.
If you have questions, email pat@medprep.com or stephanie@medprep.com. Register here online by completing the registration page and making a payment to reserve your seat or ‘book an appointment’ to register in-person at the school.
Schedule to come in for a tour or registration appointment.
All appointments booked through this online portal are in person and in accordance with social distancing requirements.
Should you prefer a no contact inquiry regarding classes please call the school at 425-257-9888 or email us a pat@medprep.com or stephanie@meprep.com
Should you prefer a no contact inquiry regarding classes please call the school at 425-257-9888 or email us a pat@medprep.com or stephanie@meprep.com
Specializing in (CNA/NAC) Nursing Assistant Certification Education
'WHERE NURSING CAREERS BEGIN!' If your desire is to be employable in a hospital, nursing home, private home, or with an agency then join the MEDPREP team. You do not need a high school diploma or GED to join, and we’ll explain how to obtain full tuition reimbursement through an employer. The healthcare field and the need for nursing care will continue to dominate with employment opportunities. So train today for tomorrow’s career path and a multitude of opportunities! Employment opportunities provided at the school! Upcoming start dates.
Classes are filling quickly so we are making additional training sessions available for reservation. Available classes include: Class ending time can fluctuate and is dependent upon lecture content and skills demonstrations duration. January 24 - February 17 AM Classes 12:00 pm.- 2/ 2:30 pm. (AM Skills practice labs 10:00 am.-2/ 2:30 pm.) January 24 - February 17 PM Classes 4:00 pm.- 6 / 6:30 pm. (PM Skills practice labs 4:00 pm. - 8/ 8:30 pm.) Don’t wait to reserve a seat! |
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