CNA Programs in South Florida

Abba Health Care Training offers an in-person CNA program starting at $575, with 2-week, 4-week, and longer-term options. The training prepares students for the Florida CNA exam through hands-on instruction and flexible scheduling.

Morning, evening, and weekend classes are available to fit your lifestyle. Located in Pembroke Pines, Abba focuses on fast, affordable education and custom support for students of all backgrounds.

Alliance Training Center’s CNA program blends classroom instruction with clinical training to prepare students for Florida’s CNA exam. Students may begin working in CNA roles before certification if they meet employer requirements.

The program focuses on real-world skills like personal care, safety procedures, and communication. Flexible learning formats are mentioned, and modern facilities help students build hands-on experience needed in healthcare.

Baptist Health’s Clinical Partner CNA Prep Program is a 6-week in-person course that includes hands-on skills training and CNA exam preparation. The $250 fee covers everything—uniform, materials, BLS course, background check, and state exam.

Evening and daytime classes are available at two South Florida locations. Job placement support is included, and students can take the CNA exam on-site, removing the need for off-site scheduling.

Cambridge College of Healthcare & Technology in Miami offers a 5-week, 120-hour Nursing Assistant program designed to prepare students for the Florida CNA certification exam. Training includes classroom instruction, lab work, and a hands-on externship.

Students gain real-world experience through clinical placements and learn core patient care skills such as vital signs, mobility assistance, and documentation. Career coaching and job placement support are available after program completion.

Cape Coral Technical College’s Nursing Assistant program is an in-person, evening course that runs for 4 months. Students attend classes twice a week and gain hands-on clinical experience in both long-term care and hospital settings.

The program costs $1,123 and prepares students to sit for the Florida CNA exam. Though slower-paced than other CNA courses, it’s ideal for those working during the day who need a more flexible schedule.

Dade Institute of Technology’s CNA program prepares students in just 6 weeks with 120 clock hours of theory, lab, and clinical training. The program is structured around practical nursing skills and preparing for Florida’s CNA certification exam.

Tuition totals $5,050 and covers everything including books, registration, and the certification fee. Applicants need a high school diploma or GED, a passing score on a basic English test, and proof of immunizations to qualify.

Fort Myers Technical College’s 165-hour Nursing Assistant (Articulated) program trains students for both acute and long-term care work. The six-week course includes classroom and clinical experience and prepares students to take the Florida CNA exam.

Classes run Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., with clinicals starting at 6:30 a.m. Estimated cost is around $1,290, with added expenses for health screenings and background checks. There are no evening or online options.

FVI School of Nursing trains students for CNA and Home Health Aide careers in just 9 weeks, including hands-on clinical training. Instruction is available during the day, evenings, or weekends, with support from licensed nurses and job placement assistance.

Total costs are around $1,870, with tuition set at $1,200. The school provides bilingual support, no online classes, and emphasizes career readiness with personalized coaching and job search help after graduation.

Genesis Vocational Institute’s CNA program is a short 6 to 10-week course that combines classroom learning with hands-on externship experience. Students complete 120 hours and train in CPR, patient care, geriatrics, and more under RN supervision.

The program costs $710, excluding testing and background check fees. It’s an on-campus experience with no online format, and students must be at least 17 years and 9 months old to apply. Upon completion, students are ready for the CNA certification exam.

The Medical Institute of Palm Beach’s CNA program runs for 6 weeks and includes 120 in-person hours of classroom, lab, and clinical training. It prepares students to take the Florida CNA exam and includes CPR certification.

Classes are held mornings or evenings, with clinicals on weekends. The total cost is $1,200. The program covers essential CNA skills like personal care, vital signs, communication, and patient safety.

Medical Training of the Palm Beaches provides a 6-hour CNA exam prep course for experienced individuals and a 30-hour hands-on training course for those needing more support. Both are in-person and cost $149.

Flexible class schedules include weekdays, evenings, and weekends. No online option is available, and job placement is not included. The program is best for self-motivated learners with some healthcare background.

Miami Dade College offers a 120-hour CNA program at five campuses across South Florida. Tuition is $1,479, but students may qualify for free classes through the Lennar Foundation, which also covers books, uniforms, CPR certification, and more.

Training includes classroom instruction, lab work, and clinical experience in long-term care settings. Students must be 18+, have a high school diploma or GED, and pass a Level 2 background check to enroll.

North Miami Adult Education Center trains students to become certified nursing assistants through hands-on practice and classroom learning. The 165-hour program includes patient care, safety, and workplace skills.

Evening classes run Monday through Thursday, making it a good fit for working adults. While tuition is affordable, expect to pay for materials, ID fees, and possibly uniforms.

Palmetto Medical Institute’s CNA program trains students in patient care, safety, infection control, and CPR. It includes a 40-hour clinical rotation in a local long-term care facility under RN supervision.

The program takes 5.5 weeks full-time or 10 weeks on weekends and prepares students for the Florida CNA certification exam.

South Florida Health Care Institute offers a 5-week CNA program with 120 total hours. The hybrid format includes self-paced online learning and weekend lab and clinical training. Tuition is $1,750, but full scholarships are available through community partners.

The program covers essential CNA skills and prepares students for Florida certification. Weekend-only in-person sessions make it ideal for working adults, and all required supplies and exam fees are included in the tuition.

South Florida State College’s Nursing Assistant program is a hybrid, 165-hour course with evening and weekend classes. Students gain hands-on skills to prepare for Florida’s CNA exam while learning from experienced instructors.

Financial aid may be available through local partnerships. The program runs year-round in short-term sessions and requires internet access, a high school diploma or GED, and passing drug/background checks.

TLC Medical Training 120-hour CNA course prepares students over 6 weeks with classroom learning, lab skills, and clinical practice. Graduates only need to take the written CNA exam—no skills test required.

Morning and evening classes are available. Tuition includes CPR certification, supplies, and textbooks. Job placement help and financing options are also provided.

Treasure Educational Center offers CNA training in Miami Gardens with a focus on hands-on patient care, CPR, infection control, and wound care. Classes are offered in English, Spanish, and Creole, making the program accessible to a wider student base.

The program prepares students for the Florida CNA exam. Details like tuition, class schedules, and course length are not publicly listed, so prospective students are encouraged to call for up-to-date information.