A Washington DC Non-Profit Providing Exceptional Nursing Programs & Education
AEA Nursing Assistant Summer Classes
In response to a very high demand, we are happy to announce that AEA is opening up enrollment for its summer classes that will run from Monday 06/17/2024 and last through Friday 07/19/2024.
This is going to be a weekday class from Monday to Friday from 10.00AM to 3.00PM.
For those who are looking for a job opportunity while attending our nursing assistant program, we have partnered with a big nursing facility that will offer you direct gainful employment during the period when you will be attending classes.
It is a unique opportunity to jumpstart your nursing career while working full time.
For all enrollment questions and the job opportunity,
contact us by email at:info@aea-dc.org
Thank you for the understanding
Meet Charlene McField - AEA Star of the Month
Today, I am very proud of Charlene McField. She represents an example of why we are involved, and do what we are doing at AEA.
This is a young lady who has been down and lives in a shelter taking care of her 3 beautiful children, but refuses to let her situation defines her and decides to fight back through our nursing assistant training program, and she is getting some good break.
She first stumbled on our school program early in April while she was coming from seeing her case manager. She made an instant decision to register and enroll in our weekend classes. As with most cases, she struggled in the early weeks, but with her determination, she settled down and took her classes very serious. Her test scores started reflecting her hardwork. When she went for the clinicals, she was offered a job opportunity. During the final examinations, she emerged the top student. Just one week after, she took the first part of her Board of Nursing certification exams and passed. As I chatted with her, she was emotional, and I shared her emotions about how things were turning around for her just within the last month. She told me that she just signed a lease agreement into her new appartment.
AEA is happy to celebrate the hardwork and accomplishments of Charlene and we wish her well.
Great Jobs Day at AEA Nursing Assistant School - Many Students Hired on the Spot!
The Higher Education Licensing Commission (HELC) unanimously voted to approve AEA School in Washington DC.
Enhancing Your Skills, Reshaping Your Future
Accessibility Excellence Academy (AEA) is a fully owned nursing program by Accessibility Inc., a non-profit corporation registered in Washington DC in 2017 with the objective of providing training as a means of empowering the vulnerable population of the city and provide them with opportunities for upward mobility.
The company has been providing human capacity development, notably with its training in CPR/First Aid/ AED program, in partnership with the American Red Cross.
Our modern offices and training facilities are centrally located at the company’s designated address of
1818 New York Avenue NE, Washington DC -20002. It is a professional office space and a conducive environment for a school with ample parking space, high accessibility, and good security for both students, faculty, and staff of the school.
Accessibility Excellence Academy’s (AEA) vision for its Nursing Assistive Personnel training program is buried in our core belief of service and welfare to the most vulnerable populations in our communities.
Our training efforts put the health and welfare of the human being into focus and brings together the advances in basic human sciences and education into a learning process that will transform our trainees in to mastering the caring skills of the professional Nursing Assistive Personnel.
This value system equally places emphasis on the golden rule in business which dictates that ‘The Customer is Queen/King’ and use this same philosophy to impress our student trainees to the fact that as a Nursing Assistive Personnel, this same rule applies to you that ‘The client is King/Queen’.
The AEA value system also lays emphasis on the fact that each of our CNA trainees will graduate to become a full time working professional with an entry level job that will provide them a dignified wage to earn a living.
Our program will work with other stakeholders to seek for opportunities that will provide immediate jobs to all our graduates upon their graduation.
AEA's Mission & Vision
Our mission at Accessibility Excellence Academy (AEA) is to provide affordable, unmatched nursing assistive personnel training to the population of Washington DC and its environs to empower these trainees to be able to provide the highest quality health care services to the sick and old population residing in the city.
The acute shortage of well trained and skilled nursing assistive personnel has created a significant problem in the healthcare system which has been made worse by the devastating effects of the Covid 19 pandemic.
Our training program seeks to provide quality training of these healthcare professionals using a team of very experienced teaching faculty equipped with the knowledge base that will offer the trainees the best opportunity to succeed and thrive.
As a non-profit corporation, our training program will work to provide our trainees with a network of job opportunities with our local community partners that will offer them the chance to be employed within the shortest possible delay upon completion of their training program. In addition, our nursing assistive trainees will obtain adequate training including customer services to improve the way they provide care to their clients.
AEA is a strategically located in Washington DC. Our building offers students modern facilities and a dream location. We believe that a functional space and a thriving city helps students and faculty stay focused on working hard and launching their careers. We make it our goal to train the next generation of nursing professionals to the absolute best of our abilities.
Frequently Asked Questions
There are a number of ways that you can contact AEA. We can be contacted by phone at 202-735-0989, and 202-800-6722 Fax. 202-832-5400. You can email us at info@aea-dc.org or ayaba@aea-dc.org. You can also message us through our website's convenient Contact Us page. We appreciate your interest and are looking forward to speaking with you soon.
Every program's CNA training is a little different. But yes, the initial start of a CNA training program will take place in a classroom or laborator.. The fundamental information essential for all CNAs to start patient care will be taught in the classroom as well as at home through textbooks or other compulsory reading. Aspiring CNAs will study vital details about human anatomy and physiology, patient observation, fundamental principles of patient care, patients' legal rights, tracking and reporting medical information, and safety procedures. Students will use all of this coursework to get ready for their clinical practice hours, which will come as the next training area in their program.
Our training center is located at:
1818 New York Avenue NE
Suite 232. Washington
DC-20002
Location: Washington, DC
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