- There is a serious nationwide shortage of CNAs, and CNAs must find and hire CNAs ASAP to keep their businesses running.
- According to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of CNAs is expected to grow significantly from 2019 to 2029, faster than the average for any other career.
- The median CNA salary in Minnesota was $36,770 in a year and is still rising.
- Top 10 percent of CNAs earn more than $46,490.
CNAs with an education from an accredited school tend to earn more than others.
When weighing job opportunities, a CNA should also take into consideration health insurance, retirement plans, vacation time, compensation for continuing education and growth opportunities. These all play an important role in earning potential.
Our program prepares students to start earning great pay with benefits in less than 3 weeks. We keep our tuition low so everyone can afford it.
