Official Site of The State of New JerseyStep 1: Find a Training Program
A list of providers approved to provide CHHA training can be found on the Division of Consumer Affairs website at the link here. In the search fields, select “Nursing” for the Profession category, and “HHA Program Approval” for the License Type category to generate a list of approved CHHA training providers. You can also search for programs by city to find training programs specific to your area.
When searching for a training program through the above link check that the License Status of the provider is listed as “Active,” which indicates that they are currently licensed to provide training. When you have identified a training program, visit that provider’s website for more information about enrollment, pricing, and course availability.
You can also visit mycareer.nj.gov to access the NJ Training Explorer, which allows you to search for training programs throughout the state.
Certified Nursing Assistant Bridge Training
If you are already working as a Certified Nursing Assistant, certain training providers may offer special programs that can help you get your CHHA certification faster. These programs are sometimes referred to as CNA to CHHA bridge trainings. See the links below for some examples of bridge programs available in New Jersey:
Care Right There Home Healthcare LLC
New Jersey CHHA Classes Home Health Aide Training
View Available ClassesA1 Allied Health Training Institute
CPR, HHA, CNA, CMA Training | Camden, New Jersey
View Available Classes
Additional Training Information
Looking for additional resources to help you find a job, including personalized, one-on-one support? Visit the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development's Career Services page to learn more about job search resources and training opportunities. You can also visit mycareer.nj.gov for job listings, personalized career change recommendations, and training programs, including CHHA trainings.
