Start Dates:
NOTICE OF DATE CHANGE for the SEPTEMBER SESSION:
The September nursing assistant training session has been postponed secondary to interior damages resulting from this week’s flooding in the city of Everett and will start on Monday, 09/16/19. Registrations are being accepted for (1) morning and (1) evening seat for this session. If interested you can register online by completing a registration page form and making payment. Contact either pat@medprep.com or stephanie@medprep.com with questions.
September 16, AM class (10am to 2pm) Clinical (6am to 2pm)
September 16, PM class (4pm to 8pm) Clinical (2pm to 10pm)
October 11, AM class (10am to 2pm) Clinical (6am to 2pm)
October 11, PM class (4pm to 8pm) Clinical (2pm to 10pm)
November 13, AM class (10am to 2pm) Clinical (6am to 2pm)
November 13, PM class (4pm to 8pm) Clinical (2pm to 10pm)
December 12, AM class (10am to 2pm) Clinical (6am to 2pm)
December 12, PM class (4pm to 8pm) Clinical (2pm to 10pm)
Classes have been filling months in advance so don't delay and reserve your seat today.
Please Note: The five (8-hour) clinical training dates will be assigned and provided to each student during the first week of class.
If you look through the calendar below you will find the following indicators. ‘Start Class’ date; ‘Class’ typed in on each class day held during the three week period, then a ‘Clinical Period’ posted. CLICK on that date to see the period during which your dates will be chosen. No weekend clinical scheduled.
If you are interested in a future class check back periodically for updates. (start dates can change without notice.)
If you look through the calendar below you will find the following indicators. ‘Start Class’ date; ‘Class’ typed in on each class day held during the three week period, then a ‘Clinical Period’ posted. CLICK on that date to see the period during which your dates will be chosen. No weekend clinical scheduled.
If you are interested in a future class check back periodically for updates. (start dates can change without notice.)
Each student is scheduled to attend five (8 hour) days at a healthcare facility to complete the internship portion of training. The period of time scheduled is determined by the process time of DSHS criminal background inquiries by the Washington State Central Background Unit (that fluctuates from 2 to 20 days) from the time of submission. The school has no control over this situation and plans the clinical internship to start accordingly. Also the dates are determined according to facility and supervising nurses availability.
