Starting a CNA School in Illinois can be quite an undertaking. A successful program will need:
-Qualified Instructors
-A curriculum developed for CNA
-Classroom and Lab Equipment
-A Good Marketing Strategy for a CNA School
-A CNA School Business Plan
-A good location with adequate space and proper zoning
In addition to all of that, you must also be be approved by the state to operate. In Illinois you will go through the Illinois Department of Public Health & Illinois Board of Education. Here at The Secret Cocktail® we offer healthcare career training school consulting in a 3-teir service model to help you navigate the rigorous process of opening a CNA School in Illinois.
The Secret Cocktail® started in 2018 helping to start nurse aide programs, and has expanded to include phlebotomy technician, patient care technician, and medical assisting nationwide. It is our goal to be a knowledge source for both new and experienced CNA School owners. We have answers for your ownership questions like:
Does my CNA School need to be accredited?
Does my CNA School need to be accredited?
Accreditation is not required. IDPH is responsible for ensuring the quality and content of your CNA Program. You could seek institution level accreditation. This is not a requirement for operation, but lends credibility to your school. It is important to consider costs and benefits, when considering seeking accreditation.
How do I get funding for my CNA school?
Check out our article, "How to Get Funding to Start a CNA School?" to find out
Reach out to us with your questions, and be sure to check out our YouTube Channel where we have tons of free information for starting a healthcare training school.