Safety & dignity
Infection prevention, resident rights, communication, emergency awareness, and professional boundaries.
Learn the skills. Build the confidence. Become the person someone can count on.
Discover the program ↗Behind every vital sign, every transfer, every reassuring word, there is a person who deserves to feel safe and seen.
Montana CNA Institute is being developed to prepare nursing assistants for the realities of care: technical skills, professional judgment, and the human moments that matter most.
Our philosophy is simple: train with purpose, practice with intention, and enter the workplace ready to contribute.
An intensive proposed training experience combining classroom instruction, supervised practical skills, and immersive scenarios designed around the demands of care settings.
Proposed training hours
Planned training weeks
Purpose: stronger care
Program structure is proposed and subject to Montana DPHHS review and approval. Practical-training requirements and final schedule will be confirmed before enrollment.
Infection prevention, resident rights, communication, emergency awareness, and professional boundaries.
Vital signs, mobility, personal care, transfers, observation, and accurate reporting.
Scenario-based practice, teamwork, documentation, and competency-focused coaching.
We are designing realistic resident-room training spaces so students can rehearse essential care skills in a supportive environment before facing real-world demands.
Planned facility features; final equipment and supervised practical-hour arrangements remain subject to approval.
“Competence is what you do. Compassion is how you do it.”Montana Trained. Facility Ready.™
Tell us about your interest in becoming a CNA and receive updates as the school prepares to open.
Review admission requirements, scheduling, tuition, and the finalized state-approved curriculum when available.
Build the skills and confidence to pursue Montana nurse aide competency testing and a career in care.
We are preparing the program and pursuing the applicable Montana approval process. Enrollment dates will be announced after required approvals and operational details are confirmed.
The proposed course is 120 hours over five weeks. The final structure and supervised practical-training arrangements are subject to state review.
Yes. Our planned Clinical Skills & Simulation Lab is designed for instructor-guided practice in realistic resident-room environments. The allocation of supervised practical hours will follow Montana requirements once confirmed.
No. Eligible graduates must also meet Montana's applicable competency evaluation and registry requirements.
Tuition, financial assistance options, and the first class dates will be announced when finalized.
Interested in becoming a CNA or partnering with us as a healthcare employer? Connect with Montana CNA Institute for updates.
Pre-register ↗ Employer partnerships ↗Pre-registration is an expression of interest, not an offer of admission or a guaranteed class seat.
Join the interest list for upcoming Montana CNA Institute training opportunities. Pre-registration does not guarantee admission, a seat, or a class date. Enrollment and program approval are pending.
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