Duration of the online course: 3 hours and 41 minutes
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Build job-ready CNA skills fast with a free online course covering PPE, vitals, feeding and transfers, plus practice for clinical confidence and certificates.
In this free course, learn about
Infection Control and Personal Protective Equipment
Personal Care and Mobility Fundamentals
Vital Signs and Elimination Basics
Perineal Care, PPE, and Resident Feeding
Transfers, Oral Care, and Bed Bath
Output Measurement and Core CNA Skills
Advanced Personal Care and Resident Positioning
Range of Motion, Bed Making, and Skills Review
Clinical Skill Reinforcement and Final Review
About the free online course
Step into patient care with confidence by mastering the practical skills expected of a Certified Nursing Assistant in real clinical settings. This free online course focuses on hands-on techniques that support safety, comfort, and dignity for residents and patients across long-term care and acute environments. If you are preparing for entry-level healthcare work, refreshing fundamentals, or getting ready for a skills check, you will strengthen the routines and decision-making that help you perform calmly under pressure.
You will learn how to protect yourself and others with proper infection control habits, including hand hygiene and the correct use of personal protective equipment. From donning and removing isolation gown and gloves to applying state-board style guidance, the training emphasizes the small details that reduce contamination risk. These habits pair with core bedside care tasks that impact daily quality of life, such as mouth and denture care, washing face and hair, perineal care, and providing thorough cleaning while maintaining privacy and respect.
Because CNAs often monitor and report changes, the course also builds competence in essential measurements and documentation-oriented habits, including blood pressure technique, temperature, pulse, respiration, and tracking fluid intake. You will see how correct positioning, cuff alignment, and calm communication contribute to reliable readings and patient comfort. Mobility and assistance skills are also addressed, helping you practice safer ambulation with a gait belt and common transfers such as moving between a wheelchair and bed, using steps that protect both patient and caregiver.
Throughout, the learning experience is designed to translate into on-the-job readiness. You will practice patient-centered communication during feeding, bathing, toileting support like bedpan use, and other high-frequency tasks that require organization and empathy. By the end, you will be better prepared to follow facility standards, reduce errors, and provide care that feels professional and reassuring. Whether you are aiming for certification preparation or a strong start in nursing support, this course helps you build foundational CNA skills you can use immediately.
Course content
Video class: Donning an Isolation Gown and Gloves, then Emptying a Urinary Drainage Bag with Hand Washing08m
Video class: CNA Skill: Isolation Gown and Gloves07m
Exercise: What is the correct order for removing an isolation gown and gloves according to state board guidelines?
Video class: CNA Skill: Feeding the Dependent Resident07m
Exercise: What is the correct procedure for cleaning a dependent resident's hands before feeding them?
Video class: CNA Skill: Denture Care05m
Exercise: What is the correct procedure for rinsing and storing a patient's dentures after cleaning them?
Video class: Caregiver Skills: Washing Face and Hair07m
Video class: CNA Skill: Ambulation with Gait Belt06m
Video class: Caregiver Skills: Cleaning Back and Buttocks11m
Video class: Caregiver Skills: Bath Blanket For Caregivers04m
Video class: CNA Skill: Blood Pressure07m
Exercise: When measuring a patient's blood pressure, where should the arrow on the blood pressure cuff be aligned?
Video class: CNA Skill: Fluid Intake05m
Video class: CNA Skill: Vital Signs - Temperature, Pulse and Respiration14m
Video class: CNA Skill: Bedpan09m
Exercise: When assisting a patient to use a bedpan, what is the first step a CNA should take to ensure privacy and functionality?
Video class: CNA Skill: Perineal Care Male With Changing A Soiled Brief04m
Video class: Donning and Removing Personal Protective Equipment, PPE - CNA State Board Exam Skill04m
Exercise: When putting on an isolation gown for a certified nursing assistant task, what is the correct order of steps after sanitizing your hands?
Exercise: When donning isolation gown and gloves, which procedure needs to be followed to ensure proper protection?
Video class: CNA Nursing Skill: Perineal Care Female, Peri Care14m
Video class: CNA Skill: Feeding the Resident07m
Exercise: When assisting a resident with their meal, what is an important step a CNA should take before beginning the feeding process?
Video class: Transfer Wheelchair to Bed - CNA State Board Exam Skill03m
Video class: CNA Skills: Mouth Care Brushing Teeth, How to keep teeth healthy.05m
Video class: Completing a Bed Bath - CNA State Board Exam Skill13m
Video class: CNA Skills: How to take Blood Pressure07m
Video class: Audio Enhanced Blood Pressure00m
Video class: CNA Skills: Bed Pan and Output03m
Video class: Vital Signs - Temperature, Pulse, and Respiration - CNA State Board Exam Skill07m
Video class: CNA Skill # 1 Handwashing, Arizona Medical Training Institute, AMTI02m
Exercise: What is the recommended method to ensure your hands are fully washed according to the procedure described?
Video class: Denture Care - CNA State Board Exam Skill07m
Exercise: What is the main reason for lining the sink with a washcloth during denture care by a Certified Nursing Assistant?
Video class: CNA Skills: Ambulation with Walker03m
Video class: CNA Skills: Transfer From Bed to Wheelchair using a Gait Belt03m
Video class: CNA Skills: Bed Bath, Face, Arm and Underarm06m
Video class: CNA Skill: Bedpan and Output10m
Exercise: What is the correct procedure to ensure an accurate measurement of liquid output when assessing a bedpan?
Video class: Donning and Removing Personal Protective Equipment, PPE - CNA State Board Exam Skill04m
Exercise: When putting on an isolation gown for a certified nursing assistant task, what is the correct order of steps after sanitizing your hands?
Exercise: When donning isolation gown and gloves, which procedure needs to be followed to ensure proper protection?
Video class: CNA Skill: Teeth Care for a Comatose Resident09m
Video class: CNA Skills: Dressing Resident10m
Video class: CNA Skills: Antiembolic Stockings/ Ted Hose02m
Video class: CNA Skill Training: Feeding the Dependent Resident06m
Video class: CNA Skill: Isolation Gown and Gloves04m
Exercise: When removing an isolation gown and gloves, what is the first item you should remove?
Video class: CNA Skill Training: Antiembolic Stockings/ Ted Hose03m
Video class: CNA Skill: Pivot Transfer with a Gait Belt05m
Video class: CNA Skills: Mouth Care, Teeth Brushing03m
Video class: CNA Skills: Range of Motion Hip04m
Video class: 2010 Version Skill #18: Range of Motion Shoulder02m
Video class: CNA Skills: Position on the Left Side04m
Video class: CNA Skills: Denture Care04m
Video class: CNA Skills: Making an Occupied Bed Making (Part 1)06m
Video class: CNA Skill: Turn Resident on Side07m
Video class: Nursing Skills: Performing Denture Care06m
Video class: CNA Skill Training: Sterile Technique Glove Removal00m
Video class: Proper Glove Removal - CNA State Board Exam Skill00m
Video class: CNA Skills Training: Range of Motion Hip and Knee03m
Video class: Hand Washing for CNAs01m
Video class: CNA Skill Training: Range of Motion Shoulder03m
Video class: CNA Skill Training: Making an Occupied Bed (Part 2)06m
Video class: CNA Skills Training: Taking Vitals, Temp, Pulse, and Respirations07m
Video class: CNA Skill Training: Dressing an Affected Side07m
Video class: CNA Skill Training: Taking a Correct Blood Pressure05m
Video class: CNA Skill Training: Changing a Bed Pan and Measuring Output04m
What is the correct order for removing an isolation gown and gloves during a CNA skills test?
Remove gloves first, then untie and remove the gown without touching contaminated surfaces, turning it inside out as it is removed. Finish with hand hygiene.
Where should the artery marker on a blood pressure cuff be placed?
Align the cuff’s artery arrow over the brachial artery on the inside of the upper arm, just above the elbow crease.
What should a CNA do before feeding a dependent resident?
Verify the resident’s identity and diet, provide hand hygiene, position the resident upright, and confirm they are alert and ready to eat.
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Students found the free online course highly valuable, educational, and helpful. They reported learning a lot, accomplishing personal goals, and enjoying the course’s quality. One student suggested adding a question-and-answer segment.
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SarahRobinson
Learned a lot about becoming a CNA
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CEO Lapum
thanks so much for this platform for learning, o well due to the how important and delicate this course is,there should be a question and answer segme
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emihle zakade
learnt a lot
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Xoliswa Hlokoza
excellent
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JeNeaj
I thank AZMTI for helping me accomplish one of my goals..
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Lucy Njeri Chege
very helpful, very educative
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Sinovuyo Sithole
the course was great, thanks
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Charles Ranoko moketane
it's real an good
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Temitope Grace Abass
I can't explain how I feel right because of this course, God bless Skills by AZMTI for this educational videos
Course comments: Certified Nursing Assistant Skills
Students found the free online course highly valuable, educational, and helpful. They reported learning a lot, accomplishing personal goals, and enjoying the course’s quality. One student suggested adding a question-and-answer segment.
SarahRobinson
Learned a lot about becoming a CNA
CEO Lapum
thanks so much for this platform for learning, o well due to the how important and delicate this course is,there should be a question and answer segme
emihle zakade
learnt a lot
Xoliswa Hlokoza
excellent
JeNeaj
I thank AZMTI for helping me accomplish one of my goals..
Lucy Njeri Chege
very helpful, very educative
Sinovuyo Sithole
the course was great, thanks
Charles Ranoko moketane
it's real an good
Temitope Grace Abass
I can't explain how I feel right because of this course, God bless Skills by AZMTI for this educational videos
Belandecia Valmont
The course was perfect