Interactive, Self-Paced, Online Clinical Skills Scenarios
ADVANCE HHA & CNA SKILLS WITH CNA SIMULATIONS
We prepare your nursing assistant & home health aide students for clinicals & the clinical skills exam.
GEt ReADY for the future with our first-of-its-kind virtual simulations for HHA and cna clinical skills.
Recognizing virtual clinical simulations as the future of clinical practice, our team built a library of self-paced, interactive, online for home health aide, family caregiver, and nursing assistant students. These learners make all clinical, critical thinking, and communication decisions in HHA and CNA games.
Practice clinical skills in risk-free, virtual settings.
Increase 1st-time pass rates on the state skills exam.
Engage learners and build their confidence.
Improve critical thinking skills and clinical readiness.
Deepen ESL clinical comprehension: Mandarin & Spanish.
Learners and instructors need a tablet, laptop, or desktop & strong Wi-Fi.
Learn Care Together LLC is proud to deliver CNA Simulations as a grantee of Caring4Cal, exceeding our goals by training more than 8000 current and aspiring CNAs and HHAs.
Caring4Cal is an initiative by the California Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI) to increase access to healthcare services for all Californians through free healthcare training, free personal coaching, and paid incentives for care providers. The goal is to expand, enhance, and strengthen the Home- and Community-Based Services (HCBS) provider workforce across California.
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What CNA INSTRUCTORS ARE SAYING
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Are you an instructor looking to enhance your teaching methods? Discover how our CNA Simulations can benefit your classroom. Watch Carrie Lewis's (from SDCCD) full testimonial to learn more about her success story.
100% of CNA instructors agreed that the simulation significantly improved student knowledge and critical thinking.
Source: Champine, C. "Developing Virtual Clinical Simulations for Nursing Assistant Training: A Pilot Study." (Master's Thesis, St. Joseph’s College of Maine, 2022)