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Nurse Aide Level I
Certified Nurse Aides Earn:
$8 - $14 per hour
About our Program
The Nurse Aide Level I course at Wilson Community College introduces basic nursing skills required to provide personal care for patients or residents in a health care related setting. The Nurse Aide Level I course involves 180 hours of instruction. Course work includes 170 hours of class, laboratory, and clinical learning experiences. CPR training and basic computer charting skills are also taught. Some class schedules require weekend clinical hours to complete the course requirements.
The Nurse Aide Level I course trains for jobs in:
- Hospitals
- Doctors Office
- Nursing Homes
- Private Homes
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Alumni Story - Tracy Taylor
I transferred to Wilson Community College after attending East Carolina University in Greenville for a year and a half. I wanted to be closer to my family and didn’t like the impersonal feeling associated with a large university. I began attending Wilson Community College in 1987. A lot of the classes I had taken at ECU transferred and I was able to jump right in to the Business Administration course of study. While at Wilson Community College, I reconnected with old friends and made many new friends. I enjoyed my educational experience and graduated with an Associate Degree in Business Administration in September of 1988.. (continue)
Family Day 2008
Wilson Community College employees and their families gathered on Saturday, June 14, 2008 for Family Day. Other invited guests included retirees from the College, Board of Trustees, and Foundation Directors. Family Day was the second event held on campus to celebrate the College’s 50th Anniversary. The 50th Anniversary Committee came up with the idea of Family Day as a way to say, “thanks” to all the employees who helped Wilson Community College serve the community for the past 50 years. The day was filled with activities for the children, good food, music, dancing, door prizes, and an afternoon for employees to relax and socialize away from the demanding duties of their job and have a chance to meet each other’s families.
Take a few moments to browse through the photo gallery, and you will see, by all the smiling faces, that all who attended had a good time!
