Both Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) and Home Health Aide (HHA) roles are essential in patient care — but they serve different environments and responsibilities.

Let’s explore which path best fits your goals.

CNA: Clinical Patient Care

CNAs work in:

• Nursing homes
• Hospitals*
• Rehab centers
• Assisted living communities
  (*availability varies by facility)

Key Skills:

• Vital signs
• Assisting with daily living
• Patient safety & communication

Best For: Individuals who want to work directly with medical teams.

HHA: In-Home Support

HHAs work in:

• Home health agencies
• Private residences
• Hospice support teams

Key Skills:

• Personal care in home settings
• Meal assistance & safety
• Household support & mobility

Best For: Individuals who enjoy 1-on-1 patient interaction and flexible schedules.

CNA + HHA Combo — The Best of Both Worlds

Our CNA/HHA Deeming Program gives students both certifications, increasing job opportunities and earning potential.

Which Path Will You Choose?

Both careers are meaningful — your choice depends on the workplace and patient experience you prefer.

Explore programs & enroll today!
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