Home Health Aide Certification - Phlebotomy Career Training
Location: Online Course, Students have 24/7 access for 6 months to complete the course Instructor: Nancy Kimmel, PhD, CNP
Sale ends on 12/31/2021 at 11:59 P.M.
Why Should I Become a Home Health Aide?
There are many reasons to take a class to become a home health aide. Employment in this field is expected to grow by 100% over the next 5 years. Job security is an important factor in today’s economy. A home health aide certification will always keep you in the health care market and employed. It is for this reason why many people are considering becoming a home health aide. Training is required. The class is not hard. It is mostly common sense. If you truly love taking care of people in their home, then you will love being a home health aide. Here are a few reasons to consider this career choice:
There are both paid and free training options available for individuals looking for jobs. Training is important because it helps you prepare for any certification examinations. Some employment agencies offer free training to qualified candidates. There are certain qualifications you must meet in order to be considered for free training by these agencies such as Michigan works!, Path, WEEA. If you meet the requirements and complete the certification exam you will most likely receive a job offer from the training agency. Although this is a great opportunity it is important to realize that not all agencies pay the same amount of money and agencies that offer free training may pay noticeably less than other employment agencies. At Phlebotomy Career Training our graduate students have the flexibility of choosing where and when they wish to work. Many home health care agencies contact the school to hire our students.
The Chance to Help People on a Personal Level
People who work as home health aides love what they do because they get to help people on a daily basis. If you enjoy helping the elderly or disabled you may consider this as a dream job. Most aides provide important services to families and individuals who are experiencing challenging situations because of health related issues. Health aides receive a lot of personal satisfaction because they are providing comfort to individual clients on a regular basis. Many aides typically form close relationships with individual clients and make lasting friendships as well. There are very few job opportunities that allow people to get to know one another on such an intimate level.
Ability to Move Up Professionally
Some professionals remain home health aides throughout their careers. Others consider becoming nurses or nurse practitioners and doing more in the health field later on doing their careers. Most aides receive great training that can help them if they decide to pursue other career goals. It is important to start from the bottom and work your way up to the top when considering becoming a nurse or doctor or any other allied healthcare professional. Becoming an aide can give you a unique perspective and also give you time to consider whether or not working in the healthcare field is truly something you want to do. Becoming a nurse or doctor is a large commitment, while becoming a home health aide is also a commitment, it does not take as much time and money to receive training in this profession. You may consider starting as an aide before making the larger commitment of becoming a nurse or doctor in the future.
If you feel that working as an aide is something you wish to do, you need to take a few things into consideration. Many health aides must pass an examination before they can become certified. Home health aides also do not make as much money as other professionals in the healthcare industry. You must consider whether or not you are willing to commit to long hours, standing on your feet, and working with bodily fluids on a regular basis. All of these issues are factors that make working in this profession challenging. In spite of these challenges, choosing this career is a rewarding choice that allows people to help those in need. If you believe you have what it takes, becoming a home health aide could be a lasting and rewarding career option.
Learner Outcomes: At the completion of the course, the learner will be able to:
1. Demonstrates basic technical skills that facilitate an optimal level of functioning for the client, recognizing individual, cultural, and religious diversity. (Disciplinary Learning)
2. Provide personal care to clients. (Disciplinary Learning, Social and personal responsibility)
3. Identify psychosocial characteristics of all clients including persons with mental retardation, mental illness, dementia, Alzheimer’s Disease, and related disorders. (Disciplinary Learning)
4. Incorporates principles and skills of restorative nursing in providing care. (Disciplinary Learning)
5. Demonstrate behaviors that maintain and respect client rights and promote clients’ independence, regardless of race, religion, life-style, sexual preference, disease process, or ability to pay. (Social and personal responsibility)
6. Use effective communication skills in order to function as a member of the nursing team. (Literacy)
7. Use procedures and techniques to prevent the spread of microorganisms. (Disciplinary Learning, Social and personal responsibility)
8. Demonstrates the ability to identify and use safety and emergency procedures (Disciplinary Learning, Social and personal responsibility)
9. Deliver sensitive care to the dying patient and the family. (Social and personal responsibility)
10. Demonstrate knowledge of and is responsive to the laws and regulations that affect his/her practice including but not limited client abuse and neglect, client
Desired Student Abilities 2
complaint procedures, workers right to know, and the Uniform Disciplinary Act. (Disciplinary Learning, Social and personal responsibility)
Please note: All non-Michigan residents who would like to take this course should first check with their state for licensing requirements.
This course is cannot be used to satisfy HHA requirements for the following states:
*All courses subject to a $75.00 non-refundable registration fee + any processing fees associated with purchase amount.
Please contact us at (734) 762-3220 x1 for more info, or email us at [email protected]
Students may request their certifications by emailing [email protected]
Prior health care experience as a nurses aide or direct care worker.
Certification of Home Aide upon completion
Nancy Kimmel, PhD, CNP
Professor Kimmel, director of the school, has complied all her years of experience as a university professor to build courses with a curriculum designed to graduate proficient and competent students in their prospective medical career choice.
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