Saddleback Adult Education MV Campus

At Saddleback Adult Education MV Campus, the Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program is presented as a combination of theory, skills practice, and clinical learning. Published topics include personal care and daily-living assistance, feeding and nutrition support, communication, and infection control. Students encounter classroom or theory instruction, laboratory learning, and supervised clinical experience, according to the program materials. The stated training context includes both acute-care hospitals and long-term care facilities. The stated outcome is preparation for certification and entry-level nursing-assistant work. Published entry requirements reference a background check or fingerprint clearance, health screening, and CPR or Basic Life Support certification. A nursing skills laboratory is identified as part of the practical learning environment. Program materials describe supervised experience at a clinical training location. Its broader teaching philosophy highlights intellectual development and active participation.