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WI DHS, Division of Quality Assurance, State-Approved Training Program. This program consists of 75 hours of in-person training (lecture, lab, and clinical experience). Successful completion of the program provides eligibility to take the Wisconsin Nurse Aide Competency Exam administered by D&S Headmaster.
WI Nurse Aide Training Program
Requirements/Pre-requisites
- Valid State of Wisconsin issued Driver’s License or Identification card or passport. Expired documents are not accepted
- Social Security Card
- At least age 18 or has earned a High School/General Education Diploma. Applicants who are at least age 16 and currently enrolled in high school may be eligible if permitted by the corresponding clinical site for a specific course offering
- State of Wisconsin Caregiver Background Check
- Immunizations and/or vaccine immunity titers, a 2-Step TB Test, COVID-19 vaccination or negative test results within 96 hours of patient contact, FLU vaccination (typically required between October 1st – May 31st)
- Be able to meet physical requirements (must be able to be on your feet for an 8-hour clinical shift, lift and transfer 50 lbs, bend, reach, and squat, perform motor skills, have good mobility and balance, and be free of physical and medical restrictions)
- Be able to read and write English at a 9th grade level (minimum)
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Required Uniform: black scrub pants, black scrub top, and clean athletic shoes. Backless shoes, clogs, or open-toed shoes are not acceptable.
Completed application, including required pre-requisites, must be submitted ten (10) days prior to the selected start date.
A $25.00 nonrefundable deposit is required to process the application. All remaining tuition must be paid in full ten (10) days prior to the selected course start date.
Please see Brenbrook Healthcare Training's Refund Policy regarding tuition refunds.