Empowering Careers: The Solaris Institute Partners with The Hills Nursing and Rehabilitation to Offer Nurse Aide Program

Transforming Passion into Profession

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Are you passionate about healthcare and eager to kickstart your career in the field? Look no further! Our local career school, the Solaris Institute is thrilled to announce it's Nurse Aide Program, designed in partnership with The Hills Nursing and Rehabilitation for hands-on clinical training. Solaris Institute strives to provide a cost-effective, accelerated learning experience without compromising on quality.

Offering an Affordable & Accelerated Program

At just $750, with flexible payment plans available, this program is tailored to get aspiring healthcare workers trained efficiently and effectively, ready to make a difference in our communities. The accelerated program runs during daytime hours, from 9 am to 3 pm, Monday through Thursday, completing in a total of 17 days.

Paving the Way for Your Nurse Aide Certification

Upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be eligible to sit for both the written and skills state testing, paving the way to obtain state certification as a Nurse Aide. This certification opens doors to a range of opportunities in the healthcare industry, offering a solid foundation for a rewarding career path.

Apply for The Solaris Institute!

Join the Solaris Institute in making a difference in the lives of others, while building a fulfilling career for yourself. Enroll today in our Nurse Aide Program and take the first step towards a bright future in healthcare. Contact the Solaris Institute to learn more and secure your spot in this transformative program!

Contact the Solaris Institute

The Hills Nursing & Rehabilitation

The Solaris Institute class of March 2024 (back) posing with The Hills Nursing and Rehabilitation administrator (front left) and the Solaris Institute Instructor (front right)

Solaris Institute students enjoying a hands-on lab exercise!

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