Health Occupations Program

Nursing Assistant Course - Tuition & Fees

The Nursing Assistant course does not meet the criteria for traditional Federal Financial Aid; however, there are a few government programs to assist qualified students to meet the cost of education.  There is also a state program that provides for tuition reimbursement for any Nursing Assistant program graduate who is employed in long term care.  Please contact Diane Droutman, MSN, RN, at the School at ddroutman@sjhnh.org or call (603) 595-5300 ext. 68088 to learn more about these programs.

2011 Curriculum, Tuition & Fees The Nursing Assistant course consists of 90 hours of classroom instruction and 90 hours of clinical practice over a 12-week period and is scheduled at regular intervals throughout the year. All course dates are subject to adequate enrollment.  Evening courses are available if minimum enrollment is met. The course begins in the classroom with hands-on lab practice of all skills presented. The clinical portion of the program is unique in that our students complete a variety of clinical rotations including hospital, home care, adult day health center, hospice house, and assisted living in addition to the standard long term care clinical sites. 2011 Program Schedule