CNA Classes & Programs in Silver Springs, Nevada

1 state-approved CNA program in Silver Springs. Free, 4-week and online programs are offered in other Nevada cities.

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CNA training in Silver Springs

Programs
1
state-approved
Median CNA pay
$42,200
$20.29 an hour
CNA jobs
7,730
across Nevada
Population
5,060
residents

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

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  3. Jobs and pay
  4. Working nearby
  5. Requirements
  6. Career growth
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Silver Springs offers 1 CNA program tailored to those pursuing entry-level healthcare careers within Nevada. It is a career and technical education course at Silver Stage High School for its students, delivering the essential training needed for state certification as a nursing assistant.

No CMS-certified hospitals or nursing homes are listed in Silver Springs, but its CNA program prepares students with foundational clinical skills required by employers throughout Nevada. Graduates are equipped for job opportunities in various healthcare settings located nearby or within commuting distance of Silver Springs.

Statewide in Nevada, CNAs earn around $42,200 annually based on available data; city-specific salary information is not available, so statewide figures provide the best reference for Silver Springs residents considering this career path.

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Silver Springs offers 1 CNA training program, a high school course at Silver Stage High School, that prepares students for Nevada CNA certification. This course provides individuals with critical patient care skills and practical experience necessary to succeed on state exams and begin work as certified nursing assistants. With local demand for CNAs, graduates can pursue healthcare careers throughout Silver Springs and nearby areas.

Program Types in Silver Springs

TypeIn Silver SpringsWhere to look
Free or employer-paidNot in Silver SpringsSee other Nevada cities →
4-week (accelerated)Not in Silver SpringsSee other Nevada cities →
Online or hybridNot in Silver SpringsSee other Nevada cities →
Evening or weekendNot in Silver SpringsSee other Nevada cities →

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The CNA program in Silver Springs

Silver Stage High School

High School · Silver Springs, NV 89429Cost–Hours–Weeks–
Address
3755 W. Spruce Ave, Silver Springs, NV 89429
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Lyon County School District lists a Nursing Assistant CTE offering in the Silver Springs area for high school students. Interested students should contact Silver Stage High School for cohort availability and requirements.

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CNA Employment Opportunities in Silver Springs

CNA pay and jobs in Silver Springs
Median annual pay$42,200
Median hourly pay$20.29
CNA jobs across Nevada7,730
Salary regionNevada (statewide)

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

CNA employment statistics specific to Silver Springs are not available; however, there is consistent need for trained nursing assistants across rural Nevada communities like Silver Springs due to ongoing regional healthcare demands.

Statewide in Nevada, CNAs earn around $42,200 annually (or $20.29 per hour), based on BLS OEWS (May 2023) data. City-specific salary data is not available, so statewide figures provide the best reference when evaluating earning potential as a CNA in Silver Springs.

No CMS-certified hospitals or nursing homes are currently listed within Silver Springs itself; those completing local programs may look toward nearby towns or broader regional employers when seeking positions after certification.

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Working in Nearby Cities and Other States

Working in Nearby Cities

Looking beyond Silver Springs? Explore CNA programs and jobs in Reno, Fernley, Gardnerville, Minden, and Carson City, or browse the Nevada CNA programs page for more options.

Working in Other States

Planning to move or gain experience working in other states? Use our reciprocity guide to transfer your existing CNA license across states.

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Requirements to Work as a CNA in Silver Springs, NV

To work as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) in Silver Springs, you must meet the statewide CNA requirements set by Nevada. These include completing a Nevada State Board of Nursing (NSBN)-approved Nursing Assistant Training Program (NATP), passing the state knowledge and skills competency examinations administered by D&SDT-Headmaster, and obtaining a CNA certificate from the Nevada State Board of Nursing.

  • At least 75 total hours of instruction, including no fewer than 60 hours of theory and laboratory skills, plus supervised clinical practice
  • Completion of 16 hours of classroom instruction before any direct patient contact
  • Minimum age of 16 years old, along with good moral character and good physical and mental health
  • A fingerprint-based state and federal (DPS and FBI) criminal background check
  • Passing the knowledge examination (at least 80% to pass) and the manual skills examination (graded pass or fail)
  • A Nevada CNA certificate issued by the NSBN

Once certified, you may work in nursing homes, hospitals, assisted living facilities, and other healthcare settings throughout Silver Springs and across Nevada. Certification must be renewed every two years on the certificate holder's birthday, and to renew you must complete at least 24 hours of continuing training and 40 hours of nursing assistant employment under RN or LPN supervision during the preceding 24 months. Nevada charges a $50 application fee and a $50 renewal fee.

Already certified in another state? Nevada offers certification by endorsement for nursing assistants who hold an active certification or license in good standing in another state. Approved applicants who meet Nevada's endorsement requirements generally do not need to repeat the 75-hour training program or retake the competency exams, and the Board may issue a six-month temporary certificate while the application is processed. Learn more in our CNA License Reciprocity in Nevada guide.

For complete details on training, testing, certification, and renewal, see our full CNA License & Registration in Nevada 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 Silver Springs

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

Most CNA programs in Silver Springs 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 Silver Springs?

Contact the program in Silver Springs directly for its current cost. Some schools and healthcare employers may cover the cost or reimburse you after hiring.

Are there free CNA classes in Silver Springs?

No program in Silver Springs is listed as free. Free CNA classes are offered in other Nevada 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 Silver Springs?

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

Are there any 4-week CNA classes in Silver Springs?

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

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

Near Silver Springs there are several other cities with CNA classes and job opportunities, such as Reno, Fernley, Gardnerville, Minden and Carson City. You can also look at the Nevada state page to find more.

How do I get listed on the Nevada CNA registry?

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

Where do CNAs work in Silver Springs?

CNAs in Silver Springs 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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