New York, NY
The City College of New York Continuing and Professional Studies
Nursing Home Nurse Aide
Location
New York, NY
Duration
152.5 hours
Cost
$1,260
State Required Hours
100 hours minimum
- Address
160 Convent Avenue
New York, NY 10031
- Phone
- (212) 650-7312
About This Program
Based on CCNY's Hamilton Heights campus in Upper Manhattan, this CUNY-run hybrid program is approved by NYSDOH and prepares students for the Prometric New York Nurse Aide Competency Exam. Students complete 122.5 hours of Zoom and Brightspace coursework plus a 30-hour clinical externship in a licensed NYC nursing home. CCNY's diverse Harlem student body benefits from instructors fluent in Spanish and other languages spoken across the City University system.
Location & Directions
160 Convent Avenue, New York, NY 10031
Becoming a CNA in New York
Becoming a CNA in New York means committing to 100 hours of state-approved training — 25 hours above the federal minimum. Most full-time programs run 4 to 8 weeks; part-time evening and weekend programs may run 8 to 12 weeks. The 100 hours split into a minimum of 70 hours of classroom and skills-lab instruction plus at least 30 hours of supervised clinical training inside a New York-licensed nursing home. Approved programs are run by nursing homes themselves, BOCES centers (especially in the suburbs and upstate), CUNY and SUNY community colleges, and private career schools across the five boroughs of New York City, Long Island, the Hudson Valley, the Capital Region, and the rest of the state.
Minimum Age
17
Training Hours
100 hours minimum
Exam Vendor
Prometric
Time to Cert
6–12 weeks (training is typically 4–8 weeks, then 2–4 weeks for exam and registry listing)
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the CNA program at The City College of New York Continuing and Professional Studies include?
Based on CCNY's Hamilton Heights campus in Upper Manhattan, this CUNY-run hybrid program is approved by NYSDOH and prepares students for the Prometric New York Nurse Aide Competency Exam. The program is located at 160 Convent Avenue, New York, NY 10031. For the current curriculum, admission requirements, and start dates, call (212) 650-7312 or visit https://www.ccny.cuny.edu/cps/cna.
How much does The City College of New York Continuing and Professional Studies cost?
The City College of New York Continuing and Professional Studies lists tuition for its nursing home nurse aide at $1,260. Total program cost for students typically includes state exam fees, background-check fees, books, and supplies on top of tuition, so the final out-of-pocket figure can vary. Call The City College of New York Continuing and Professional Studies at (212) 650-7312 for the current fee breakdown and any available scholarships or financial aid.
How long is the program at The City College of New York Continuing and Professional Studies?
The nursing home nurse aide at The City College of New York Continuing and Professional Studies is structured as 152.5 hours. New York requires 100 hours minimum of state-approved training, so this program meets or exceeds the state minimum. Contact the program at (212) 650-7312 for current cohort start dates and schedule options.
How do I apply or contact The City College of New York Continuing and Professional Studies?
Call The City College of New York Continuing and Professional Studies directly at (212) 650-7312 or visit https://www.ccny.cuny.edu/cps/cna. The program is located at 160 Convent Avenue, New York, NY 10031. Ask about upcoming cohort start dates, application deadlines, background-check requirements, and any scholarships or financial-aid options before enrolling.
What New York CNA requirements should I know before enrolling at The City College of New York Continuing and Professional Studies?
Before enrolling at The City College of New York Continuing and Professional Studies, make sure you meet New York's minimum age (17), education requirements, and background-check rules. New York requires 100 hours minimum of state-approved training and uses Prometric for the competency exam, with most candidates reaching certification in 6–12 weeks (training is typically 4–8 weeks, then 2–4 weeks for exam and registry listing). See the full New York CNA requirements page for a complete checklist.
Are there other CNA programs near New York?
Yes. In addition to The City College of New York Continuing and Professional Studies in New York, our directory includes CNA training programs in Flushing, Bronx, Buffalo, Albany, Brooklyn, and other New York cities. Comparing programs by location, schedule, and cost is the easiest way to find the best fit for your situation. Browse all New York CNA classes for the full list.