Admissions Requirements

Tri-Level Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide

The Tri-level Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide Certificate program teaches basic nursing skills and beginning interpersonal relationship skills. The graduate will be able to provide care to patients of all ages under the direction and supervision of a registered nurse. Day and evening classes offered. The Tri-level Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide course is recommended for students planning to continue their education into the Nursing Program.

• Day courses meet 3 mornings a week for 15 weeks.
• Evening courses meet 3 evenings a week for 15 weeks.
• Supervised clinical practice in nursing home and hospital settings.
• CPR and First Aid certificate course included.
• 7 college credits

See also: Tri-level Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide Certificate

Tri-Level Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide Information Sessions

Attendance at an information session is required for all applicants to the Tri-level Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide Certificate program. Learn up-to-date information about the Tri-level Nursing Assistant/Home Health Aide Certificate program and answer questions regarding admissions, the curriculum, and support services.

Application Procedures

To enter the program you must first attend an Information Session.

To schedule an Information Session and learn more, email Pauline Philie at pphilie@capecod.edu or Martha Tardif at mtardif@capecod.edu. 

After acceptance applicants will be required to:

• Pass a CORI (Criminal Offender Record Information) and a SORI (Sexual Offender Record Information) check.
• Submit documentation of immunizations required by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health and Cape Cod Community College.
• Complete the Accuplacer Test, a computerized placement test with assessment scores demonstrating mastery of ENL020 College Reading and Study Skills, ENL050 Foundations of Writing and MAT020 Pre-Algebra or show proof of completion of comparable college work.