Red Cross

No, it’s not listed on the 100 Grossman sign, but it’s definitely here. I am taking the Nurse Assistant/​Home Health Aide course and so far I really like the quality of the instructor and classroom. The LPN who teaches is very knowledgeable and likes to be hands on. She also makes a note of your career goals and puts graduates in touch with employers. Clinicals take place at Hancock Park. I was a little disappointed that we wouldn’t be visiting any hospitals but let’s face it– most of the patients at hospitals are elderly and the equipment is the same.
It was confusing signing up because as I learned later there is no administrative office handling calls. Your best bet is to contact the Cambridge branch. I really don’t have any negatives other than how hard it was to get someone to call me back and answer my questions. Ten minutes after I took the proficiency test and got 100 I found out college students are exempt. If you have any questions feel free to message me. Otherwise, go ahead and get certified here if you are thinking about nursing or PA programs. It’s definitely worth the work experience that you will get and you’ll find out quickly if healthcare is right for you.