Built to state standards
Every hour of planned instruction is mapped to Washington's NA-C requirements — built to count toward certification if and when the state approves our program.
A Federal Way nursing-assistant training program built on hands-on skill, mentorship, and dignity in care. Now preparing to welcome our first students. Designed to Washington state standards — honest about where we are, and serious about doing it right.
Pending state approval · Not yet enrolling. Joining the list is free and never an obligation.
Our program is under review with the Washington State Department of Health. Here's exactly where we stand.
Program designed to state standards
Application submitted to WA DOH
In progress now
State review & site evaluation
Approval & first cohort
We're new, and we're transparent about that. What we're not new to is the standard of care families deserve. Here's what we're building our program around.
Every hour of planned instruction is mapped to Washington's NA-C requirements — built to count toward certification if and when the state approves our program.
Skills-lab practice and supervised clinicals are the spine of our program. You learn care by giving care, with a mentor at your side.
Low student-to-instructor ratios mean real feedback, real confidence, and no one left behind on exam day.
We help you prepare for the state exam and step into your first healthcare role — the first rung of a long career ladder.
A Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) provides the hands-on, everyday care that patients and residents rely on — and it's one of the fastest ways to begin a healthcare career. Here's the program we're preparing to offer, pending state approval.
See the full curriculumThe role of the nursing assistant, patient rights, ethics, communication, and HIPAA privacy.
Standard precautions, hand hygiene, safe transfers, fall prevention, and emergency response.
Bathing, grooming, dressing, feeding, mobility, and the 22 state-tested manual skills.
Measuring and recording temperature, pulse, respiration, blood pressure, and reporting changes.
Range-of-motion, dementia and end-of-life care, mental health, and resident dignity.
Supervised, hands-on care in a real care setting — where classroom skills become muscle memory.
We are not yet approved and are not enrolling or recruiting students. Once Washington State approves our program, we'll notify everyone on our interest list. You can follow every milestone of our approval with the WA DOH · NCQAC — out in the open.
Our Home Care Aide (HCA) training is already approved by Washington State and accepting students. It's a great first step into caregiving — and because an active HCA credential is required for the CNA bridge, it's the ideal place to begin.
Explore HCA trainingOpens hcatraining.com — our sister program.
Every patient is someone's parent, partner, or friend. We train caregivers to see the person, not just the task.
We hold our standards high so the families who depend on our graduates never have to wonder.
Affordable, flexible, and welcoming to career-changers and first-time students alike.
Add your name to the interest list. The moment Washington approves our program, the people on this list hear from us first — with real dates and real pricing.