The nursing assistant training program consists of 120 hours. The first phase of the program, the preclinical phase, is made up of classroom lecture, discussion, videos, and projects, seven hours of HIV/AIDS education and certification, CPR/First Aid education and certification. Successful completion of all student work, as well as written and practical exams, now available in person, hybrid, and computer assisted which will allow a student to move into the clinical experience phase of their training. The clinical experience phase of the program consists of 40 hours of clinical experience at a healthcare facility working with patients or residents. During this phase of the program, students will be required to meet a list of clinical objectives for course completion. Students will be supervised at all times by a New Chapters State approved Licensed Nurse while at the clinical facility. Upon successful completion of the clinical experience, students will receive a New Chapters' certificate of completion and will then be eligible for the Washington State Nursing Assistant Certification Examination.