CNA and STNA Classes & Programs in Bethel, Ohio

1 state-approved STNA program in Bethel, including free options. 4-week and online programs are offered in other Ohio cities.

Official title in Ohio STNA
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CNA training in Bethel

Programs
1
state-approved
Median CNA pay
$38,520
$18.52 an hour
CNA jobs
10,480
in the Cincinnati region
Healthcare facilities
1
1 nursing home
Population
2,638
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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Aspiring CNAs in Bethel can choose from 1 locally available program focused on preparing students for entry-level roles within healthcare settings. This small community offers accessible training that helps participants gain the knowledge required to pursue certification as Certified Nursing Assistants under Ohio regulations.

The single Bethel-based program includes free CNA classes—an important opportunity for those seeking affordable entry into patient care careers without tuition barriers. Instruction aims to build practical skills aligned with certification requirements and readiness for work at area facilities following successful completion of coursework and exams.

In Cincinnati and surrounding areas, CNAs earn around $38,520 per year according to BLS OEWS (May 2023), slightly above the statewide figure of $38,030.

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Bethel offers 1 free CNA training program that prepares students thoroughly for Ohio state certification while reducing financial barriers through no-cost enrollment options. The curriculum enables graduates to build foundational skills needed by employers where CNAs play an essential role supporting patient care across Bethel’s healthcare landscape.

Program Types in Bethel

TypeIn BethelWhere to look
Free or employer-paid1 programGrant Career Center ↓
4-week (accelerated)Not in BethelSee other Ohio cities →
Online or hybridNot in BethelSee other Ohio cities →
Evening or weekendNot in BethelSee other Ohio cities →

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The STNA program in Bethel

Grant Career Center

Vocational College · Bethel, OH 45106FreeFinancial aidCostFreeHours–Weeks–
Address
718 West Plane Street, Bethel, OH 45106
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Brown & Clermont Adult Career Campuses (at Grant Career Center) runs State Tested Nursing Assistant classes at Bethel and West Union that provide hands-on training for entry-level patient care roles.

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CNA Employment Opportunities in Bethel

CNA pay and jobs in Bethel
Median annual pay$38,520
Median hourly pay$18.52
CNA jobs in the region10,480
Salary regionCincinnati

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

CNA jobs in Bethel are shaped by regional employment patterns, as city-specific data is not reported individually. The Cincinnati metro area, which includes Bethel, demonstrates ongoing demand for nursing assistants. Completion of an approved CNA class qualifies candidates from Bethel for roles serving patients throughout southwestern Ohio’s health facilities.

The CNA salary in Bethel reflects Cincinnati metro area data: In this region, CNAs earn around $38,520 annually or $18.52 per hour according to BLS OEWS (May 2023). This rate stands just above Ohio’s statewide median of $38,030 per year; compensation may vary based on employer type or experience level but generally aligns with regional standards.

Nursing home employment opportunities in Bethel center on Morris Nursing Home—a CMS-certified facility with 18 beds serving approximately fifteen residents daily. As a locally established provider operated as a partnership entity, it stands out as an important source of jobs for newly certified nursing assistants looking to enter the workforce close to home.

Nursing Homes Hiring CNAs in Bethel (1 facilities)

1 nursing home in Bethel providing CNA employment opportunities. Source: CMS nursing homes (July 2025)

Nursing homeBedsCNA hrs/day
Morris Nursing Home322 South Charity Street(513) 734-7401Map183.4

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Working in Nearby Cities and Other States

Working in Nearby Cities

Looking beyond Bethel? Explore CNA programs and jobs in Milford, Williamsburg, Hillsboro, Georgetown, and Cincinnati, or browse the Ohio 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 Bethel, OH

Official title in Ohio STNA

To work as a State Tested Nurse Aide (STNA) in Bethel, Ohio's designation for Certified Nursing Assistants, you must meet the statewide STNA requirements set by Ohio. These include completing an Ohio Department of Health (ODH)–approved Nurse Aide Training and Competency Evaluation Program (NATCEP), passing the competency exam administered by D&SDT-Headmaster, and being listed on the Ohio Nurse Aide Registry.

  • At least 75 total hours of training combining classroom instruction and supervised clinical practice in a licensed long-term care facility
  • Completion of the first 16 hours of classroom instruction before any direct resident contact
  • Passing both the knowledge test (79 questions, 90 minutes, 70% to pass) and the skills evaluation (5 tasks, 35 minutes, 80% on each task)
  • Up to three attempts per exam section within two years of training completion before retraining is required
  • Criminal background check per Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) Chapter 3701-13
  • Placement on the Ohio Nurse Aide Registry after passing both exam components

Once certified, you may work in nursing homes, hospitals, home health agencies, assisted living facilities, and rehabilitation centers throughout Bethel and across Ohio. Ohio facilities may employ nurse aide trainees for up to four months while completing training and testing requirements.

Already certified in another state? Ohio offers reciprocity for out-of-state CNAs who are active and in good standing. Applicants do not need to retake the exam if their home state's training met federal OBRA requirements. Learn more in our CNA License Reciprocity in Ohio guide.

For complete details on training, testing, renewal, and maintaining certification, see our full CNA License & Registration in Ohio 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 Bethel

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

Most CNA programs in Bethel 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 Bethel?

The program in Bethel does not publish a total cost, so ask the school directly. Some schools and healthcare employers may cover the cost or reimburse you after hiring.

Are there free CNA classes in Bethel?

Yes. Grant Career Center offers free or employer-paid CNA training. Some hospitals, nursing homes, and workforce programs may also offer free CNA training in exchange for a work commitment.

Are there online CNA training options available in Bethel?

No program in Bethel offers online classes. Online and hybrid programs are offered in other Ohio cities. Clinical training is always in person.

Are there any 4-week CNA classes in Bethel?

Not in Bethel. 4-week CNA programs are offered in other Ohio cities, usually in 3 to 5 weeks.

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

Near Bethel there are several other cities with CNA classes and job opportunities, such as Milford, Williamsburg, Hillsboro, Georgetown and Cincinnati. You can also look at the Ohio state page to find more.

How do I get listed on the Ohio CNA registry?

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

Where do CNAs work in Bethel?

CNAs in Bethel are employed in hospitals, nursing homes, home health agencies, and other healthcare facilities. CMS lists 1 nursing home in Bethel. Many also use their CNA experience as a stepping stone to LPN or RN careers.

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