Description
This clinical provides supervised practice of the skills acquired in HL105. Students apply their acquired knowledge of body systems and skills in bathing, hygiene measures, bed making, obtaining vital signs, cultural competence, patients’ rights, and therapeutic communication in the clinical setting and in providing culturally sensitive care to members of tribal and other diverse communities. Upon successful completion of HL105 and HL106, the student is eligible to complete a state registry skills and theory examination in order to become a Certified Nurse Aide. Concurrent enrollment in HL105 is required. Prerequisites: Prior to acceptance, students will be screened, including a background check, a toxscreen, and a two-part TB test. Failing any portion of the screening will disqualify students from enrollment.