Cactus Wren Caregiver Training Program

Today, the Cactus Wren Caregiver Training Program, is recognized in the assisted living

industry to be one of the quality-oriented schools for caregiver training. It follows the

requirements of the Arizona Department of Health Services and the Nursing Care

Institution Board (NCIABD). Since its inception, there were 3000+ and counting caregivers

that have gone through the Cactus Wren Caregiver Training Program.

Programs & Courses

This area provides the student and prospective student with all information that is needed

to enroll in the course or courses offered. If there are any more questions please feel free to

contact us.

Caregiver Training

Nursing Assistant

Phlebotomy Training

IV Certification

Pharmacy Technician

Medication Assistant

Direct Care Worker

Caregiver Training

Assisted Living Facility Caregiver Training Enrollment Requirements

Class Schedule:

Morning and Evening classes begin every Monday Enrollment is ongoing.

Carehome Startup

Cactus Wren has the expertise to assisted with your care home startups from concept to

completion. If you do not require a complete service package, considering taking advantage

of our Consulting Service which can be tailored to meet the specific needs of each client.

Nursing Assistant

The CACTUS WREN TRAINING PROGRAM for Certified Nursing Assistants is a 120-hour

course providing the CNA student, knowledge and skills necessary to meet the demands of

elderly nursing home residents, ultimately leading to improvements in patient care and

worker satisfaction.

Schedule for Nurse Assistant Classes

This nursing assistant training program curriculum, which was developed by the Nursing

Assistant Advisory Committee and approved by the Arizona State Board of Nursing,

incorporates Article 8 Certified Nursing Assistants rules implemented.

The program is designed to meet applicable Federal and State of Arizona requirements and

prepare students to successfully complete a competency evaluation program.

Phlebotomy Training

The phlebotomy program offered by Cactus Wren Training Program prepares students for

employment as an entry level professional phlebotomists in health care settings.

Each student shall have the classroom instruction of forty (40) clock hour requirement in

order for her or him to obtain the basic knowledge of phlebotomy, and clinical instructions

that will have a one hundred (100) clock hours of clinical training and orientation in a CLIA

regulated, accredited laboratory with a minimum of 100 successful unaided blood

collections including venipunctures and skin punctures.

For more information please visit our site

http://www.cactuswrentrainingprogram.com