2311 North Tracy Blvd, Tracy CA 95376, Unit 10
Mon - Fri: 8AM - 6PM
State approved by CDPH
Mon - Fri: 8AM - 6PM
State approved by CDPH
Radiant Care Nursing and Phlebotomy School is a California Department of Public Health (CDPH) approved Certified Nursing Assistant training program based right here in Tracy. We exist for one reason: to help people get certified, get hired, and start earning in healthcare without spending months or years in a classroom. While we work with recent high school graduates and some high school seniors, our core students have jobs, families, and bills. So we built a program that respects that. Our full CNA course runs for weeks, not semesters, with a clear schedule and instructors who actually answer your questions. Healthcare needs caring, capable people, and capable people deserve a fast, honest path into the field. We measure our success by one thing: how many of our students pass the state exam and land a job they’re proud of.
Program Director: Jade Jackson
Email: radiantcareschool@gmail.com
Phone: (510) 520-4421
Office Hours: Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
If you are interested in the NATP or have any questions, please contact radiantcareschool@gmail.com.
Students needing support outside of office hours can email to radiantcareschool@gmail.com and expect a response by the next business day.
To enroll, prospective students must meet the following minimum qualifications:
Eligible applicants must attend a mandatory orientation session. During the session, NATP policies and expectations will be reviewed, and students will receive access to the student handbook.
1. Applicant reviews NATP details on Radiant Care Nursing & Phlebotomy’s website about the NATP.
2. Applicant submits a completed online NATP enrollment application.
3. Radiant Care Nursing & Phlebotomy NATP conducts a phone interview with the applicant.
4. During the review of the application and phone interview, the NATP confirms the applicant meets the following minimum qualifications:
5. Eligible applicants attend a mandatory orientation session conducted by the NATP. During this session:
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Students must have access to the following technology to participate in and complete this NATP:
Students who do not have access to this technology should contact the program office.
Theory Evaluation
The Theory portion of the NATP is broken up into modules. At the end of each module, there is a summative exam that the student must take and score at least 80% in order to progress to the next section and complete the Theory portion of the NATP. Students can retake the summative exam until they score at least 80%.
Students pass Theory by completing all content and passing exams with a score of at least 80%.
Clinical Evaluation
During the Clinical portion of the NATP, students have the opportunity to apply the skills learned in the Theory through hands-on patient care under the supervision of the Clinical instructor. To successfully pass Clinical, students must:
All students must complete a Live Scan fingerprint background check as required by the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) prior to starting clinical training or having any direct contact with patients. This is a mandatory step to ensure eligibility for certification and placement at clinical sites.
A criminal background may impact a student’s ability to participate in clinical training or become certified as a Nurse Assistant. Results are submitted directly to CDPH and are confidential.
For questions about disqualifying convictions or requesting an exemption, visit the CDPH website or contact the Program Director for guidance.
Health Examination
Upon enrollment in the NATP, and prior to starting clinical training or having any direct contact with patients, students must undergo a health examination. This examination must include:
Immunizations
Before participating in Clinical, students must provide documentation of the following mandatory immunizations. All immunization requirements must be completed and submitted prior to the start of the NATP. This is the student’s responsibility.
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Clinical training requires a commitment of up to 8 hours per day plus a 30-minute lunch break. The full clinical schedule will be provided during the application process. While schedule changes are rare, they may occur with as little as 24 hours’ notice due to factors like instructor illness, facility updates, or severe weather. Students must be flexible and prepared to adjust. All changes will be communicated via phone, text, email, and the learning management system.
Tuition: $2,000
The tuition fee covers the following required services and materials:
Additional Student costs (not included in Tuition) include:
Note: Costs may vary by provider. Students are encouraged to plan accordingly and complete these requirements before the start of the clinical portion of the NATP.
The following refund policy applies to students enrolled in the Online Nurse Assistant Training Program (NATP):
Additional Refund Terms:
Students dismissed from the NATP for academic failure, attendance violations, or disciplinary reasons are not eligible for a refund.
By enrolling in the NATP, students acknowledge and agree to this refund policy.
We are committed to making our NATP accessible and convenient for all students. Below are our accepted payment methods and important policies related to tuition payments.
Accepted Payment Methods
We accept the following forms of payment:
Payment Due Dates
Installment Plans
Installment plans may be available on a case-by-case basis. Please contact our admissions team at radiantcareschool@gmail.com to inquire about eligibility and payment schedule options.
Third-Party Sponsorship
If your training is being paid by an employer, workforce agency, or other sponsor, documentation must be submitted before the NATP start date. Students are responsible for any unpaid balances if the sponsor does not remit payment.
Need Assistance?
For questions about payments, receipts, or to request an invoice, please contact us at: radiantcareschool@gmail.com or (510) 520-4421
Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) are healthcare professionals who provide hands-on care to patients in medical settings under the supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN), or Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN). CNAs assist patients with bathing, dressing and any other basic activities of daily living. Depending on the patient’s needs, CNAs also serve meals, take vital signs, and turn or reposition patients who are bedridden.
According to Salary.com, the average Certified Nurse Assistant in the state of California makes $39,550 a year with the typical range being somewhere between $33,226 and $47,211 depending on experience, education, and other factors.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics expects job prospects for nursing assistants, such as Certified Nurse Assistants, to grow about 4%, about as fast as the average between 2022 and 2032. It’s surmised that the cause of this growth is due to the growing number of workers who are retiring or generally exiting the labor force.
CNA job duties include some or all of the following:
