To be placed on the Maine CNA Registry, you must be able to provide official documentation of formal CNA training that meets Maine's Rules and Regulations, whether for immediate placement on the Registry or for completing the Bridge Testing Process.  If you cannt meet either of these, you will need to successfuly complete an approved 180-hour CNA training course before you can be placed on the CNA Registry. Maine and Federal laws allow you to work as a CNA for up to 4 months in a long-term care facility while you are fulfilling the requirements for getting placed on the CNA Registry.  Employers can only hire CNAs who are listed on the Maine CNA Regisgtry and who are in good standing.

Become a CNA through our training program at Region Two School of Applied Technology. This course will begin September 3 to December 20, 2019 and run Monday through Thursday alternating between Lab and Classes.  Labs will run from 3:30pm to 5:30pm and Classes will be from 7:45am to 3:15pm.  A schedule will be given to you on September3rd with exact days and times.

Payment plan option is available.

Students may contact patricia.sloat@rsu29.org or call 521-3100 ex 5 to register. Information and registration papers are avaible at our offices at the Houlton Higher Education Center.

This course is designed to prepare adults for a basic State of Maine EMT certification exam and is approved by the Aroostook Region for Emergency Medical Services.

Payment plan option is available.