DT&T CNA Training School Burien, WA
Learn Nursing Assistant and other classes with Us
About Us
Why DT&T NA Training School?
Why DT&T NA Training School?
Why DT&T NA Training School?
- DT&T NA Training School instructors are Registered Nurses licensed and approved to teach and have more than 18 years of experience supervising and teaching Nursing assistants and other courses.
- locally educated and worked nurses.
- Working hand-in-hand with the student's ability to learn and grasp the subject matter.
- Making success stories one student at a time
- A small group of students
- We believe in a 2nd chance.
- Flexible -students can switch back and forth- morning and evening if they want to.
- Short hours of classes
- The school provides all required skills' materials and instruments/devices during school practice time so no need to buy things like gloves and Blood Pressure Cuffs. However, buying your own Blood Pressure Cuff is recommended to practice more hours at home.
Course Offerings
Why DT&T NA Training School?
Why DT&T NA Training School?
- Nursing Assistant Course-Costs-$750 Tuition + $50 Registration fee = Total $800
- CPR BLS from AHA -costs $80
- First Aid from AHA- costs $60
We also offer WA State DSHS approved Classes:
- Core Nurse Delegation- costs $70
- Diabetes Nurse Delegation- costs $60
- HIV/AIDS 7 hours Training- costs $60
- Bloodborne Pathogens Training- costs $80
- Manager Level Dementia Course- costs $90
- Manager Level Mental Health Course-costs $90
- Population Specific Training
- Orientation and Safety-$90
- Continued Education (CE) 12 hours.
- We accept personal checks, money orders, cash, debit, and major credit cards (with transaction fees).
Our Mission
Why DT&T NA Training School?
Our Mission
- DT&T Nursing Assistant was established on the belief that every student has the ability to learn.
- The school teaches basic physical, emotional, and psychological client care with proper communication and ethical behavior that maintains clients' rights and safety.
- Over the past several years, our staff members have educated and prepared students for the competency(state) by teaching test-taking skills. As a result, these students were able to increase in self-esteem and confidence and then pass the state competency (OBRA) exam on their first attempt.
- Many of them became nurses and others became CNAs, Adult Family Home Providers and are working in hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living, Adult Family Homes, and other healthcare settings. We will continue to do that and love celebrating those successes with our students.