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Time Pass Rates Joey Ridenour ARIZONA STATE BOARD OF NURSING Executive Director Approved Nursing Assistant Training Programs Annual First -Time Pass Rates The following is a list of nursing assistant training programs currently approved by the Executive Director of the Arizona State Board of Nursing. Site visits are conducted on all nursing assistant programs every two years. Annual pass rates for these programs are listed for all approved programs. Candidates are required to score a minimum of 75% on the written exam which consists of 75 multiple choice questions, and 80% on the skills exam (without missing any key steps). Please contact the program directly regarding program costs, start dates and other details you may need. Note: Approvals are granted for 2 years AZ had 3901 first time testers in 2017 AZ had 4087 first time testers in 2018 Program Type Legend: The average pass rates were: The average pass rates were: Independent, LTC Facility, High School, College Written 86% and Skills 81% Written 87% and Skills 80% Initial 2017 2018 Program Program Program Name Approval Number of Written Skills Number of Written Skills Code Code Date Testers Testers Academy for Cargiving Excellence Tucson, AZ 3030 7/23/2018 No Testers in 2017 3030 No Testers in 2018 Phone: 520-338-4402 Accord Healthcare Institute * Phoenix, AZ 8912 3/30/2010 120 75% 85% 8912 109 77% 82% Phone: 602-714-3439 Voluntary Consent for Probation 11/18/16 Arizona Medical Training Institute* Mesa, AZ 4167 3/23/2000 636 96% 94% 4167 527 92% 89% Phone: 480-835-7679 Arizona Western College Yuma, AZ 4101 11/10/2010 110 93% 85% 4101 110 98% 93% Phone: 928-344-7554 Arizona Western College, Parker/La Paz Parker, AZ 4104 1/1/2002 No Testers in 2017 4104 No Testers in 2018 Phone: 928-344-7554 AZ Nursing Careers, Inc. Phoenix, AZ 7910 1/3/2019 New Program 7910 New Program Phone: 602-216-1832 Basha High School Chandler, AZ 8920 12/29/2010 34 85% 59% 8920 45 89% 56% Phone: 480-224-2314 Bradshaw Mountain High School Prescott Valley, AZ 0004 5/20/2005 22 91% 95% 0004 22 82% 87% Phone: 928-759-4100 Brookline College * Phoenix, AZ 5406 7/19/2000 29 86% 90% 5406 14 100% 57% Phone: 602-242-6265 Brookline College - Tempe Tempe, AZ 5407 5/25/2012 11 100% 82% 5407 15 80% 47% Phone: 480-545-8755 Caregiver Training Institute – Main Tucson, AZ 7001 12/21/1993 161 73% 68% 7001 179 84% 75% Phone: 520-325-4870 Central Arizona College – Aravaipa Winkelman, AZ 4112 9/23/2005 1 0% 100% 4112 1 0% 0% Phone: 480-677-7712 Central Arizona College - Maricopa Campus* Maricopa, AZ 4111 10/1/2014 7 100% 71% 4111 17 88% 71% Phone: 480-677-7712 * Offering Advance Placement Program Updated: 6/11/19 Page 1 Initial 2017 2018 Program Program Program Name Approval Number of Written Skills Number of Written Skills Code Code Date Testers Testers Central Arizona College - San Tan Campus* San Tan Valley, AZ 4120 4/13/2015 11 91% 91% 4120 17 100% 94% Phone: 480-677-7717 Central Arizona College - Signal Peak* Coolidge, AZ 4123 3/31/1994 36 92% 75% 4123 37 97% 73% Phone: 480-677-7712 Central Arizona College – Superstition Mountain* Apache Junction, AZ 4106 3/31/1994 15 87% 67% 4106 9 100% 89% Phone: 480-677-7712 Central Arizona Valley Institute of Technology (CAVIT) Coolidge, AZ 0150 3/25/2009 20 95% 75% 0150 20 70% 40% Phone: 520-423-2991 Cibola High School Yuma, AZ 0011 1/26/2015 No Testers in 2017 0011 29 97% 97% Phone: 928-502-6795 Cochise College - Benson Center Benson, AZ 0120 4/20/2001 No Testers in 2017 0120 2 100% 100% Phone: 520-586-1981 Cochise College – Bisbee High School Bisbee, AZ 0156 4/11/2014 6 83% 100% 0156 4 25% 100% Phone: 520-432-5714 Cochise College – Buena High School Sierra Vista, AZ 0159 7/29/2015 15 100% 80% 0159 12 83% 100% Phone: 520-515-2714 Cochise College - Douglas Campus Douglas, AZ 0143 1/30/1997 3 67% 67% 0143 6 83% 33% Phone: 520-515-5309 Cochise College - Douglas High School Douglas, AZ 0151 1/30/1997 9 100% 78% 0151 10 90% 70% Phone: 520-364-3462 Cochise College - San Simon High School San Simon, AZ 0158 7/29/2015 1 100% 100% 0158 No Testers in 2018 Phone: 520-845-2275 Cochise College - Sierra Vista Campus – Main Sierra Vista, AZ 0119 4/20/2001 52 90% 94% 0119 34 88% 94% Phone: 520-515-7471 Cochise College - St. David High School St. David, AZ 0142 8/3/2000 8 100% 100% 0142 7 86% 71% Phone: 520-720-4781 Cochise College – Tombstone High School Tombstone, AZ 0154 3/7/2014 4 75% 100% 0154 3 100% 100% Phone: 520-457-2215 Cochise College – Valley Union High School Elfrida, AZ 0155 3/7/2014 No Testers in 2017 0155 No Testers in 2018 Phone: 520-642-3482 Cochise College - Willcox Center Willcox, AZ 0153 10/10/2003 2 50% 100% 0153 No Testers in 2018 Phone: 520-384-4502 Cochise College - Willcox High School Willcox, AZ 0160 6/6/2016 1 100% 100% 0160 4 100% 100% Phone: 520-384-8601 Coconino Community College Flagstaff, AZ 4143 9/14/1993 70 86% 86% 4143 61 95% 79% Phone: 928-526-7640 College America - Flagstaff Flagstaff, AZ 0104 3/5/2003 18 72% 72% 0104 6 100% 100% Phone: 928-213-6060 * Offering Advance Placement Program Updated: 6/11/19 Page 2 Initial 2017 2018 Program Program Program Name Approval Number of Written Skills Number of Written Skills Code Code Date Testers Testers College America - Phoenix Phoenix, AZ 9205 3/7/2011 8 63% 88% 9205 4 75% 50% Phone: 602-589-9860 Voluntary Consent for Probation 9/15/2017 Combs High School San Tan Valley, AZ 6500 11/18/2013 33 85% 82% 6500 12 83% 83% Phone: 480-882-3540 Deer Valley High School Glendale, AZ 4131 11/6/1995 63 86% 92% 4131 46 78% 87% Phone: 623-845-4066 East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT) Adult Evening NA Training Program 4133 9/30/2007 No Testers in 2017 4133 17 88% 59% Mesa, AZ Phone: 480-461-4018 East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT) East Mesa, AZ 5041 7/12/2011 79 92% 86% 5041 92 86% 88% Phone: 480-461-4018 East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT) Fountain Hills Fountain Hills, AZ 5043 10/31/2017 New Program 5043 No Testers in 2018 Phone: 480-461-4018 East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT) High School NA Program 5044 10/15/1998 53 62% 60% 5044 58 86% 79% Mesa, AZ Phone: 480-461-4105 East Valley Medical College, Inc. Mesa, AZ 1040 12/10/2013 42 76% 88% 1040 37 86% 73% Phone: 480-776-0070 Eastern Arizona College – Thatcher Campus Thatcher, AZ 4102 5/31/1997 90 87% 94% 4102 130 92% 73% Phone: 928-428-8396 Gardens Rehabilitation & Care Kingman, AZ 5034 6/13/2003 7 71% 100% 5034 1 100% 100% Phone: 928-718-0718 Gateway Community College * Phoenix, AZ 4109 10/13/1989 60 88% 82% 4109 51 82% 76% Phone: 602-286-8531 Gateway Community College - Central City Phoenix, AZ 4121 9/20/1990 11 82% 64% 4121 6 83% 100% Phone: 602-238-4367 Gila Community College/Eastern Arizona College Gila Pueblo Campus 5203 6/20/1995 39 82% 97% 5203 42 88% 88% Globe, AZ Phone: 520-428-3151 Gila Community College/Eastern Arizona College Payson Campus 5206 1/19/2001 28 96% 96% 5206 11 73% 91% Payson, AZ Phone: 520-474-2224 Gila Ridge High School Yuma, AZ 9425 1/16/2018 New Program 9425 9 78% 67% Phone: 928-502-6788 Glendale Community College Glendale, AZ 0001 1/31/2005 103 85% 71% 0001 156 89% 68% Phone: 623-845-3264 Haven of Camp Verde Camp Verde, AZ 5650 11/1/2016 8 100% 50% 5650 12 92% 92% Phone: 928-567-5253 x2020 * Offering Advance Placement Program Updated: 6/11/19 Page 3 Initial 2017 2018 Program Program Program Name Approval Number of Written Skills Number of Written Skills Code Code Date Testers Testers Haven of Cottonwood Cottonwood, AZ 5500 5/23/2012 13 69% 62% 5500 17 76% 82% Phone: 928-634-5548 x 2120 Haven of Flagstaff Flagstaff, AZ 5510 6/28/2017 No Testers in 2017 5510 No Testers in 2018 928-779-6931 Haven of Lake Havasu Lake Havasu, AZ 5660 12/26/2018 New Program 5660 New Program 928-505-5552 Haven of Lakeside Lakeside, AZ 5520 8/21/2018 New Program 5520 5 60% 60% 928-368-2060 Haven of Phoenix Phoenix, AZ 5675 1/16/2018 New Program 5675 6 33% 50% 602-264-3824 Haven of Safford Safford, AZ 5330 12/26/2018 New Program 5330 New Program 928-428-4910 Haven of Sierra Vista Sierra Vista, AZ 5540 4/29/2019 New Program 5540 New Program 520-459-4900 Kachina Point NA Program Sedona, AZ 3000 3/7/2014 17 88% 59% 3000 15 80% 100% Phone: 928-284-1000 Kofa High School Yuma, AZ 0010 6/28/2011 19 79% 68% 0010 21 86% 67% Phone: 928-502-5400 Legacy Rehab and Care Center Bullhead City, AZ 5097 1/1/1991 8 88% 88% 5097 0 0% 0% Phone: 928-763-8901 Lingenfelter Center Kingman, AZ 0114 7/24/2003 22 100% 86% 0114 16 88% 88% Phone: 928-718-4852 Meadows of Northern Arizona CNA Training * Prescott, AZ 1060 2/18/2014 78 86% 63% 1060 95 83% 80% Phone: 928-778-3570 MedStar Academy * Peoria, AZ 8910 12/23/2009 120 83% 86% 8910 132 83% 70% Phone: 623-773-9000 Voluntary Consent for Decree of Censure - 11/18/16 Mesa Community College - Main Mesa, AZ 4110 10/31/2000 47 96% 77% 4110 33 97% 58% Phone: 480-461-7106 Mesa Community College - Red Mountain Mesa, AZ 5411 4/23/2019 New Program 5411 New Program Phone: 480-654-7200 Metro Tech High School Phoenix, AZ 4103 10/1/1996 31 94% 71% 4103 12 83% 92% Phone: 602-764-8000 Mohave Community College Bullhead City Campus - Main 5402 12/18/1997 25 96% 88% 5402 40 75% 88% Bullhead City, AZ Phone: 928-758-3926 Mohave Community College Kingman Campus 5403 12/18/1997 39 97% 86% 5403 32 100% 72% Kingman, AZ Phone: 928-757-4331 * Offering Advance Placement Program Updated: 6/11/19 Page 4 Initial 2017 2018 Program Program Program Name Approval Number of Written Skills Number of Written Skills Code Code Date Testers Testers Mohave Community College Lake Havasu Campus 5405 5/28/2004 14 86% 93% 5405 47 94% 91% Lake Havasu City, AZ Phone: 928-505-3378
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