Preferred Futures, Inc. - Health Care Education and Training
 

 
 
 
        A career in healthcare could be
in your Preferred Future!
 
 Hospital LPN, CNA, IV, RN, CPR


We have a great time with our CNA students and are so grateful for the opportunity to train such a great group of students to become quality care givers!
                                   



Home Health, CNA, CMA, Insulin, CPR


"I started nursing assistant work recently and it really changed my life. It has taught me so much compassion. It's not easy, but it's one of the most rewarding jobs out there. If you truly care, the residents notice. It's nice to let them know that you care about them and they are not a burden just because they need help."
                                           CNA graduate

 
 

 Keeping you informed...

  • Level 1 Med Aide Update
          If you are a Level 1 Med Aide through
          the Department of Health and Senior
          Services there has been a change to
          the regulations. 
         
           "The L1MA's shall  participate in a
            minimum of four (4) hours of
            medication administration
            training every two (2) years in order
            to remain active and be able to
            administer medications in a
            Residential Care or Assisted Living
            Facility.  All L1MA's certified on or
            before September 30, 2012 shall
            have until September 30, 2014, to
            comply with the biennial training 
            requirements, otherwise their name
            will be removed from the registry and
            will have to take the full 16 hours
            course."
         
          If your certification is current and
          through the Department of Mental
          Health please contact our office for
          information on how to transfer it to a
          Department of Health and Senior
          Services certification.

      
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