CNA Classes & Programs in Bloomington, California

1 state-approved CNA program in Bloomington, including evening options. Free, 4-week and online programs are offered in other California cities.

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CNA training in Bloomington

Programs
1
state-approved
Median CNA pay
$43,410
$20.87 an hour
CNA jobs
8,930
in the Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario region
Population
23,051
residents

Sources: BLS OEWS (May 2023), CMS (July 2025).

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  5. Requirements
  6. Career growth
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Aspiring CNAs in Bloomington can choose from 1 approved CNA program dedicated to preparing students for nurse aide certification in California. Bloomington’s program delivers foundational instruction designed to meet state requirements while supporting those looking to enter patient care roles quickly after graduation.

This single CNA training program does not currently offer online or accelerated options but focuses on building essential clinical and communication skills required by employers throughout the region. The curriculum aims to qualify graduates for the state exam so they are ready for entry-level positions upon completion of their studies.

In the Riverside–San Bernardino–Ontario metro area—which includes Bloomington—CNAs earn around $43,410 per year according to BLS OEWS (May 2023) data.

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Bloomington provides 1 CNA training program that equips students with hands-on experience and preparation needed for California state certification. This CNA class supports skill-building essential for patient care roles while meeting regional healthcare demand through career-focused education designed specifically for aspiring nursing assistants seeking employment locally.

Program Types in Bloomington

TypeIn BloomingtonWhere to look
Free or employer-paidNot in BloomingtonSee other California cities →
4-week (accelerated)Not in BloomingtonSee other California cities →
Online or hybridNot in BloomingtonSee other California cities →
Evening or weekend1 programColton-Redlands-Yucaipa R.O.P. ↓

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The CNA program in Bloomington

Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa R.O.P.

Educational Entity · Bloomington, CA 92316Financial aidEveningCost$3,150Hours–Weeks–
Address
18829 Orange Street, Bloomington, CA 92316
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Schedule
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CRY-ROP’s in-person Nurse Assistant – Certified program includes classroom instruction and 100 hours of clinical training to prepare students for entry-level care in long-term care settings. Day and evening cohorts are offered and funding assistance may be available.

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CNA Employment Opportunities in Bloomington

CNA pay and jobs in Bloomington
Median annual pay$43,410
Median hourly pay$20.87
CNA jobs in the region8,930
Salary regionRiverside-San Bernardino-Ontario

Source: BLS OEWS (May 2023), median wages for nursing assistants.

In the Riverside–San Bernardino–Ontario region, approximately 8,930 certified nursing assistants are employed across diverse healthcare settings such as long-term care facilities and clinics throughout the metropolitan area. This workforce size reflects continued demand for trained CNAs serving patients across Inland Southern California communities like Bloomington. CNA jobs in Bloomington are typically found in nearby facilities throughout San Bernardino County.

CNA salary in Bloomington aligns with metro-area data: In Riverside–San Bernardino–Ontario, CNAs earn about $43,410 annually or $20.87 per hour based on BLS OEWS (May 2023) figures. While slightly below California's median of $45,170 per year, this pay rate remains typical within the local market context.

No CMS-certified hospitals or nursing homes are currently listed within Bloomington itself based on available data as of July 2025; however, nearby facilities throughout San Bernardino County provide employment opportunities for newly credentialed nurse aides graduating from local programs.

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Working in Nearby Cities

Looking beyond Bloomington? Explore CNA programs and jobs in Upland, Yucaipa, Loma Linda, Highland, and San Jacinto, or browse the California CNA programs page for more options.

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Requirements to Work as a CNA in Bloomington, CA

To work as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) in Bloomington, you must meet the statewide CNA requirements set by California. These include completing a California Department of Public Health (CDPH)–approved Nurse Assistant Training and Competency Evaluation Program (NATCEP), passing the state-approved competency examination administered by Credentia or D&SDT-Headmaster, and being listed on the California Nurse Aide Registry.

  • At least 160 total hours of training (60 classroom hours and 100 supervised clinical hours in a licensed skilled nursing facility) — the highest requirement in the nation
  • Completion of 16 hours of required instruction before any direct resident contact
  • Criminal background check through California DOJ and FBI Live Scan
  • Passing both the knowledge test (70 questions: 60 multiple-choice + 10 reading comprehension, 120 minutes) and the skills evaluation (five randomly selected skills within 25 minutes)
  • Up to three attempts per component within two years of completing training before retraining is required
  • Placement on the California Nurse Aide Registry maintained by CDPH

Once certified, you can work in skilled nursing facilities, hospitals, home health agencies, and other licensed healthcare settings throughout Bloomington and across California. CNAs must complete 48 hours of approved continuing education every 24 months to maintain active certification.

Already certified in another state? California offers certification by equivalency for out-of-state CNAs who hold active certification in good standing and meet federal OBRA training standards. Additional documentation, background checks, or testing may be required. Learn more in our CNA License Reciprocity in California guide.

For complete details on training programs, testing procedures, renewal requirements, and maintaining active registry status, see our comprehensive CNA License & Registration in California guide.

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Career Growth & Advancement

Many CNAs use their experience as a stepping stone toward advanced healthcare careers:

  • Specialized certifications (e.g., dementia care, medication aide)
  • Promotion into shift supervisor or training coordinator roles
  • Bridge programs to become an LPN or RN
  • Opportunities in healthcare administration or education

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Frequently Asked Questions about CNA Classes in Bloomington

How long does it take to complete a CNA program in Bloomington?

Most CNA programs in Bloomington can be completed in 4–12 weeks, depending on whether you choose a traditional, accelerated, or weekend schedule.

How much does CNA training cost in Bloomington?

Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa R.O.P. lists a price of $3,150. Some schools and healthcare employers may cover the cost or reimburse you after hiring.

Are there free CNA classes in Bloomington?

No program in Bloomington is listed as free. Free CNA classes are offered in other California cities. Some hospitals, nursing homes, and workforce programs may offer free CNA training in exchange for a work commitment.

Are there online CNA training options available in Bloomington?

No program in Bloomington is listed with online classes. Online and hybrid programs are offered in other California cities. Clinical training is always in person.

Are there any 4-week CNA classes in Bloomington?

No 4-week program is listed in Bloomington. 4-week CNA programs are offered in other California cities, usually in 3 to 5 weeks.

Which nearby cities are there for CNA classes and job opportunities?

Near Bloomington there are several other cities with CNA classes and job opportunities, such as Upland, Yucaipa, Loma Linda, Highland and San Jacinto. You can also look at the California state page to find more.

How do I get listed on the California CNA registry?

To work as a CNA in California, you must be added to the official state registry. See our California CNA registry guide for step-by-step instructions.

Where do CNAs work in Bloomington?

CNAs in Bloomington are employed in hospitals, nursing homes, home health agencies, and other healthcare facilities. Many also use their CNA experience as a stepping stone to LPN or RN careers.

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