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Prepare for success with our Hybrid Nurse Aide, Phlebotomy Technician, Medication Aide, and Nurse Aide Refresher courses. These programs combine in-class instruction with real-world clinical experience—perfect for those who want practical, career-focused training in a flexible, supportive setting.

Hybrid Nurse Aide

Hybrid Phlebotomy Technician

Hybrid Medication Aide

Nurse Aide Hybrid Refresher

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Institute of Healthcare Solutions

We are proud to offer high-quality healthcare education. The Triad Connection for Healthcare Education courses includes:

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Start your path to success with expert-led courses designed to build real-world skills and confidence. Your learning adventure begins now.

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Jumpstart your healthcare career with our state-approved Hybrid Nurse Aide I course. This 128-hour program combines flexible online learning with hands-on clinical experience, all completed in just 5 weeks. Perfect for individuals looking to enter the nursing field quickly and confidently with weekly assignments.

Overview:

Course Duration: 5 weeks per session
Weekly Assignments: Online assignments with deadlines each week
Lab Days: Saturdays and Sundays, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (Weeks 1-3)
Clinical Days: Saturdays and Sundays, 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM (Weeks 4-5)

Total Cost: $1,128

Master the essential skills of phlebotomy in just 4 weeks with our Hybrid Phlebotomy Technician course. This program blends online instruction with in-person lab sessions, preparing students for work in hospitals, labs, and clinics.

Total Cost: $1,128

This Hybrid Medication Aide course is ideal for nurse aides looking to expand their skills. Complete the lessons online at your own pace, then attend a one-day in-person competency check-off. Approved for North Carolina state requirements.

Total Cost: $250

Have your Nurse Aide certification lapsed or need to refresh your skills? Our Hybrid Refresher Course offers 1-week and 2-week options with online content and skills review. Open to students who have graduated from a state-approved nurse aide program or have an expired listing on the Nurse Aide Registry.

Total Cost: $500

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School Application Form

PROGRAM OF INTEREST

I am applying to enroll in:

I want to enroll in the program starting:

I will pay for the program by:

Cash/Check

Credit Card

Title IV or GI BILL

Other

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Full Legal Name:

First Middle Last

Date of Birth:

Age:

Gender:

Address

Street Address City State ZIP Code

Phone

Citizenship:

EMPLOYMENT AND EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

High School:

(School Name ) - (City and State)

Graduation Date or Equivalency Date

College/University:

(School Name ) - (City and State)

Graduation Date:

Credential Awarded:

Current/Most Recent Employer:

Position/Job Duties:

Student’s Printed Name & Signature

Date Signed

School Enrollment Form

Enrollment Agreement

Only provide one unofficial transcript of:
- High School Transcript
- GED Transcript; or
- College Transcript (if completed)
Driver’s License or State ID (color copy, done at the school)
Social Security Card (non-laminated, color copy, done at the school)
Criminal Background Check ($25.00 NONREFUNDABLE)
TB Test or TB QuantiFERON
Verification of the Immunization:(must have immunization verification form completed prior to clinical rotation)
Tetanus or Diphtheria (within 10 years)
Varicella (Chicken Pox) (positive history or titer documented)
Rubella or positive titer (German Measles)
Rubeola (Measles) 1 dose and (2 doses after 1st birthday for any person born after 1957) or positive titer
Mumps (1st dose for any person born on or after January 1, 1957) or positive titer
PPD Skin Test (TB) (have one done each year)
- Chest X-Ray and INH if PPD is positive
- Chest X-Ray if known to be PPD positive in the past
Flu Immunization for students attending 10/01 through 03/31 of any year (hospital requirement) SOME FACILITIES REQUIRED BUT UPON REQUEST

Name:

Address

Street Address City State ZIP Code

Date of Birth:

Social Security #:

Home Phone #:

Cell Phone #:

Alternate Contact #:

Emergency #:

Program Information:

Hybrid Phlebotomy $1128 includes uniform

Hybrid Nursing Refresher Course $500

Hybrid Nursing Assistant I $1128 includes uniform

Hybrid Medication Aide $285 includes book

Start Date

End Date

A class schedule for which you enrolled (meets on day of week):

A Certificate of Completion will be awarded at the end of the program and successful students will be recommended for listing as a CNA I by the NC Nurse Aide Registry.

Education

School Name & Address

Start Date: Mo/Yr

End Date: Mo/Yr

Did You Graduate?

Degree

College/University:

School Name & Address

Start Date: Mo/Yr

End Date: Mo/Yr

Did You Graduate?

Degree

Employment History: (most recent employment first)

Employer Name & Address

Start Date: Mo/Yr

End Date: Mo/Yr

Position

Fees and Charges:

You are responsible for paying the following Fees and Charges:

Registration Fee: $50
Tuition: $____
Text Book: $____
Background Check: $25 (mandatory prior to clinical rotation, done on premises)
Uniform: $40 (mandatory purchase from selected uniform store)
Total: $____ (requirements will be deducted)

Total charges for Registration and tuition are due and payable on or before the first day of class. Please call before you register as classes fill quickly. The Nursing Assistant I Course is split into two equal payments. The first payment is due on the first day of class.

Terms and Understanding:

As a Student of Innovation Institute of Healthcare , I understand that:

1. The school does not guarantee employment following graduation.
2. The school deserves the right to terminate a student’s training for failure to abide by the Attendance Policy, failure to maintain satisfactory academic progress, failure to abide by the school rules and regulations and for other reasons as detailed by the school catalog.
3. All fees such as tuition, uniforms, and other miscellaneous items are to be paid prior to starting the course, or the school deserves the right to terminate a student’s training for failure to abide by the Payment Policy.
4. All materials that I will use in the lab and in the process of learning do not belong to me and should not be removed from the classroom.
5. The school does not transfer credit to any other institution.
6. Any notification of withdrawal or cancellation must be in writing.
7. This agreement is legally binding instrument when signing by you and accepted by the school. Your signature on this agreement acknowledges that you have been given reasonable time to read and understand it and that you have been given the school catalog including a description of this program, including all material facts concerning the school and the program of instruction which are likely to affect your decision to enroll.

Students Right to Cancel:

You may cancel this enrollment agreement for the school at any time up to the first day of class. If you cancel this agreement, any payment you have made will be refunded to you within 60 days. To cancel the enrollment agreement for the school you must mail or deliver a signed and dated copy of the cancellation notice or any written notice to the school at its’ official address. For all other refunds, please see the refund policy.

Acknowledgement:

Do not sign this contract before you read it or if it contains blank spaces. You are entitled to an exact copy of the contract that you sign. Keep it to protect your legal rights.

My signature certifies that I have read, understood and agreed to my rights and responsibilities, that the institution’s cancellation and refund policies have been clearly explained to me and that I have a copy of this agreement.

Student Signature

Date

Bring the following items to enrollment

* Completed Application

* Background Consent Form Non-refundable

* Immunization Record
* TB SKIN TEST
* Driver’s License (Color Copy)
Official High School Transcript Or completed degree
Social Security Card (Color Copy)

Refund Policy

Students may withdraw and receive:

A 100% refund if the student officially withdraws from the class (by written request) 7 days before the first day of class or if class is cancelled by facility.
A 75% refund if the student officially withdraws from the class (by written request) within the first 25% of the course enrollment period. Admission, Registration, Facility, and lab fees are non-refundable. A full refund for classes canceled by the training center. Students do not have to request these refunds.

*Refunds will be calculated from the date of the written withdrawal request and will consider the last date of actual attendance in respect to the written withdrawal request. Written notice of intent to withdraw must be given to the Nurse Instructor if outside of normal office hours, or to the Program or Office Administrator if within normal office hours. Refunds will not be issued when a student does not complete the Class Withdrawal form, or to the student who withdraws or is dismissed from class due to non-adherence to Academic, Behavioral or Financial policies. REFUNDS ARE NOT ISSUED ON DEPOSIT/REGISTRATION, PAYMENT PLAN, AND MALPRACTICE INSURANCE OR MATERIAL /SUPPLY KIT FEES!

To request a refund, please ask your Nurse Instructor or Administrative Assistant on duty for the appropriate course withdrawal from. Please allow up to twenty-one business days (21 Days) from receipt of signed and dated request for refund processing and receipt of funds.

Accepted Forms of Payment
Cash App, Venmo, Cash App,
Money order and cashier check

Attendance Policy

All students are expected to attend required class, laboratory and related experiences, show evidence of preparation for learning and activity and be punctual.

Students must complete lecture which includes Lab instruction/skill practicum and clinical experience in the approved long-term care facility as approved by the program.

Absences should occur only in situations of personal illness, immediate family illness, military leave or death. It is the responsibility of the student to arrange for a makeup which is at the discretion of the Program Director

Excessive absences – more than eight hours will result in failure to meet program requirement and the student may be asked to withdraw or join the next class. A Physician’s verification for illness may be required at the program director’s discretion.

Uniform Policy

Innovation Institute of Healthcare Solutions believes that proper dressing is essential for the student to present themselves in a professional manner to promote a positive environment. Therefore, students are expected to dress in an appropriate and acceptable manner for class, for clinical and any activity related to training. Students are required to wear ID badges at all times while at the clinical rotation. (** Excluding Medication Aide & Nurse Aide Refresher)

CLINICAL:

Students will wear royal-colored scrub uniforms with natural or white hose for women and white socks for men. White lab coats or jackets may also be worn. White or black shoes/tennis shoes and name badge.

If the facility bans certain piercing the student must comply. Limited jewelry, earrings are to be only small tack or small hoop.

Artificial nails or nails that are long may not be worn by any student who provides direct resident care. Failure to follow the nail policy is grounds for immediate dismissal.

Visible tattoos must be covered by cloth, bandaid, or make-up. Failure to follow the tattoo policy is grounds for immediate dismissal.

Hair must be groomed above the collar and off the neck. No radical hair colors or styles that are unprofessional looking.

Signature

Date

PRIVACY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND NON-DISCLOSUSURE AGREEMENT

The facility is committed to protecting the privacy of all Residents and protecting the confidentiality of their health care information. The following specific principles are applicable to all the facility employees, independent health care professionals involved in the care of Residents at the facility, volunteers, students, faculty, vendors and contractors regardless of their job classification or position.

While working with Residents at/or the facility, I realize that I may have access to/or become aware of confidential Resident medical information, whether I am directly involved in providing care to that Resident. I understand that I must keep this information in the strictest of confidence. As a condition of my employment or work at the facility, I agree that I:

o Will not verbally or in any written form disclose confidential Resident information to any unauthorized person.

o Will not permit any unauthorized person to examine or make copies of any Resident’s records, reports, other documents, or data files prepared, controlled, or accessible by me at any time during or after my employment or work at the facility.

o Will not examine, use, or disclose confidential Resident medical information except as needed to perform the duties of my job.

o Will not knowingly include or cause to be included in any record or report, a false, inaccurate, or misleading entry.

o Will not remove or copy any record or report from the office where it is kept except in the performance of my duties.

o Will report any violation of this policy.

If I have access to computerized information or programs at the Nursing Home, I understand that the information accessed through all facility information systems contains sensitive and confidential Resident care, business, financial and Nursing Home employee information that should only be disclosed to those authorized to receive it. I commit to:

o Respect the ownership of proprietary software, by not making any unauthorized copies of software even when the software is not physically protected

o Respect the finite capability of the systems and limit my own use so as not to interfere unreasonably with the activity of other users.

o Respect the procedures established to manage the use of the system. o Prevent unauthorized use of any information in files maintained, stored or processed by the facility.

o Not operate any non-licensed software on any computer provided by the facility. Not utilize anyone else’s authentication code or device to access any of the facility system.

o Respect confidentiality of any reports printed from any information system containing Resident/member information and handle, store and dispose of these reports appropriately.

o Not release my authentication code.

o Understand that all access to the system will be monitored.

o Understand that my computer system privileges hereunder are subject to periodic review, revision and if appropriate renewal.

I understand that a violation of this agreement may result in corrective action up to and including discharge or termination of my student enrollment at Innovation Institute of Healthcare Solutions and that my obligations under this agreement will continue after termination of my student enrollment.

By signing this, I agree that have read, understand and will comply with the facility’s policies concerning confidentiality of information and use of computerized information systems and the statements made in this Agreement.

Student Signature

Date

Representative Signature

Date

EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION INFORMATION

Name

Address

Street Address City State ZIP Code

Phone

Hospital Reference

Allergies

NEW ADDRESS INFORMATION

Address

Street Address City State ZIP Code

Phone Number

Mobile Number

Pager Number

Fax Number

Other Number

HEPATITIS B AND FLU DECLINATION STATEMENT

THIS STATEMENT is not a waiver.

I UNDERSTAND that due to my educational exposure to body fluids, blood or other potentially infectious materials or substances I may be at risk of acquiring Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) infection.

I UNDERSTAND that by declining the HBV vaccine, I continue to be at risk of acquiring Hepatitis B, a serious disease.

I UNDERSTAND I can obtain the Hepatitis B vaccination from my physician in the future if I continue to have educational exposure to body fluids, blood or other potentially infectious materials or substances.

I UNDERSTAND if I remain educationally at risk and I want to be vaccinated with Hepatitis B vaccine, as an active American Academy of Healthcare student I can receive the vaccination series from my physician.

MY SIGNATURE also acknowledges that I do not have a known sensitivity to yeast or a previous reaction to the vaccine that is known.

My affiliated health facility, Innovation Institute of Healthcare Solutions has recommended that I receive influenza vaccination to protect the patients I serve.

I acknowledge that I am aware of the following facts:

Influenza is a serious respiratory disease that kills an average of 36,000 persons and hospitalizes more than 200,000 persons in the United States each year.

Influenza vaccination is recommended for me and all other healthcare workers to protect our patients from influenza disease, its complications, and death.

If I contract influenza, I will shed the virus for 24–48 hours before influenza symptoms appear. My shedding the virus can spread influenza disease to patients in this facility.

If I become infected with influenza, even when my symptoms are mild or non-existent, I can spread severe illness to others.

I understand that I cannot get influenza from the influenza vaccine.

The consequences of my refusing to be vaccinated could have life-threatening consequences to my health and the health of those with whom I have contact, including my patients and other patients in this healthcare setting, my coworkers, my family, my community.

Despite these facts, I am choosing to decline influenza vaccination right now for the following reasons:

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Student Signature

Date

Request, Authorization, Consent and Release for Background Check

Name

First Middle Last Suffix

Understand that in conjunction with my application for employment, Innovation Institute of Healthcare Solutions, will use the services of an outside agency to research and verify the information I have provided on my application for patient contact including my personal background and character. This agency will provide a report to the Innovation Institute of Healthcare Solutions. The Innovation Institute of Healthcare Solutions uses a screening agency, as an agent to perform background verifications.

These agencies will utilize various sources of information it deems appropriate including but not limited to: credit reporting agencies, Workers Compensation records, Department of Motor Vehicle records, criminal conviction records, current and former employers, military records, education records, professional and personal references. I request, authorize and consent to the release and disclosure of any and all information including but not limited to the above to Innovation Institute of Healthcare Solutions.

I request, authorize and consent to the procurement of an Investigative Consumer Report and understand that it may contain information about my background, mode of living, character, personal characteristics and general reputation. This authorization in original or copy form shall be valid for one year from the date indicated next to my signature. According to the Fair Credit Reporting Act, I will be notified by the Innovation Institute of Healthcare Solutions if enrollment is denied because of information obtained from a Consumer Reporting Agency. Additionally, I understand that if requested within 60 days, I will be given a full and accurate disclosure as to the nature and substance of all information provided to American Academy of Healthcare, I further understand that when requesting a copy of the report, proper identification will be required, and I should direct my request to:

Background Investigation Bureau

LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AND OTHER ENTITIES FOR POSITIVE IDENTIFICATION PURPOSES REQUIRE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WHEN CHECKING PUBLIC RECORDS. IT IS CONFIDENTIAL AND WILL NOT BE USED FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSES. I HEREBY RELEASE AMERICAN ACADEMY OF HEALTHCARE AND ITS AGENTS, BACKGROUNDS ONLINE AND ALL PERSONS, AGENCIES, AND ENTITIES PROVIDING INFORMATION OR REPORTS ABOUT ME FROM ANY AND ALL LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF THE REQUEST FOR OR RELEASE OF ANY OF THE ABOVE-MENTIONED INFORMATION OR REPORTS.

Signed

Date

Printed Name

Position Applied For

Social Security Number

Date of Birth

Driver’s License Number

State

Other names you have used or are also known as:

Residential Addresses for last 7 Years:

Current Address:

Street

Apt. #

State

Zip Code

How long here?

Former Address:

Street

Apt. #

State

Zip Code

How long here?

Competency Evaluation Skills Testing Procedures

To successfully pass the clinical and skills competency evaluation, the student must demonstrate unassisted, 100% mastery of all skills based on identified critical elements as outlined in the North Carolina Nurse Aide I curriculum.

The skills evaluation will be completed in the clinical setting as well as the classroom, but the student must complete a simulation practice test and show competency before clinical demonstration in a skilled facility.

The student has two other opportunities to prove 100% mastery of skills to be allowed to continue with the program, which is not more than three total attempts. If the student fails on the third attempt, they will be asked to withdraw from the program. NO REFUND WILL BE MADE.

It is the RN instructors’ responsibility to ensure that the skills the competency skills the student’s demonstrate are signed off on an appropriate documentation as necessary are made.

The RN instructor is responsible for the students’ training and evaluation throughout the program.

Print Student Name

Last 4-digits of S.S. #

Student Signature

Date

2025 Calendar

Month	Online	In-Person Monday Dates	Time
April	April 21 - 28	April 28	8am - 4pm
May	May 5 - 12 May 19 - 27	May 12 May 27	8am - 4pm
June	June 2 - 9 June 16 - 23 June 23 - 30 June 30 - July 7	June 9 June 23 June 30 July 7	8am - 4pm
July	July 14 - 21 July 28 - August 3	July 21 August 3	8am - 4pm
August	August 4 - 11 August 18 - 25	August 11 August 25	8am - 4pm
September	September 1 - 8 September 8 - 15 September 15 - 22 September 22 - 29 September 29 - October 6	September 8 September 15 September 22 September 29 October 6	8am - 4pm
October	October 6 - 13 October 13 - 20 October 20 - 27 October 27 - November 3	October 13 October 20 October 27 November 3	8am - 4pm
November	November 3 - 10 November 10 - 17	November 10 November 17	8am - 4pm

Notes:

Self-paced content is accessible Monday through Friday each week.
All assignments must be submitted before your check-off day.
Students may choose their final check-off date from the list above.
If a check-off Monday falls on a holiday (like Memorial Day or Labor Day), please check with the instructor for alternate arrangements.

Start Week: May 12, 2025
End Week: December 18, 2025
In person Day 1-3 (8am – 4pm) Day 4 (8am – 4pm)
Day 1-7 self paced online assignment with deadlines all due on day 7

Start Date	End Date
May 12	May 18
May 26	June 1
June 9	June 15
June 23	June 29
July 7	July 13
July 21	July 27
August 4	August 10
August 18	August 24
September 1	September 7

Cycle	Week 1 Online	Week 1 In-Person	Week 2 Online	Week 2 In-Person
Cycle 1	Apr 21 – Apr 25	Apr 26 (9a–5p), Apr 27 (9a–5p)	Apr 28 – May 2	May 3 (9a–5p), May 4 (9a–1p)
Cycle 2	May 5 – May 9	May 10 (9a–5p), May 11 (9a–5p)	May 12 – May 16	May 17 (9a–5p), May 18 (9a–1p)
Cycle 3	May 19 – May 23	May 24 (9a–5p), May 25 (9a–5p)	May 26 – May 30	May 31 (9a–5p), Jun 1 (9a–1p)
Cycle 4	Jun 2 – Jun 6	Jun 7 (9a–5p), Jun 8 (9a–5p)	Jun 9 – Jun 13	Jun 14 (9a–5p), Jun 15 (9a–1p)
Cycle 5	Jun 16 – Jun 20	Jun 21 (9a–5p), Jun 22 (9a–5p)	Jun 23 – Jun 27	Jun 28 (9a–5p), Jun 29 (9a–1p)

Course	Date	In-person Lab Days
Course 2	April 28 – June 8	May 1, May 8, May 15, May 22, May 29, June 5
Course 3	June 9 – July 20	June 12, June 19, June 26, July 3, July 10, July 17
Course 4	July 21 – August 31	July 24, July 31, August 7, August 14, August 21, August 28
Course 5	September 1 – October 12	September 4, September 11, September 18, September 25, October 2, October 9
Course 6	October 13 – November 23	October 16, October 23, October 30, November 6, November 13, November 20
Course 7	November 24 – January 4, 2026	November 27, December 4, December 11, December 18, December 25, January 1

Course Format:

Online (Self-paced with deadlines): Monday, Thursday, Friday of each course week
In-Person (10 Days Total):
- Weeks 1–3: Saturdays & Sundays, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (Classroom/Lab)
- Weeks 4–5: Saturdays & Sundays, 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM (Clinical)

Course Duration: 5 weekends per cohort

Course Cohorts & In-Person Dates (April – December 2025)

Course Cohorts	Date	Week
Cohort 1	April 26 – May 25	Week 1: April 26–27 (Classroom) Week 2: May 3–4 (Classroom) Week 3: May 10–11 (Classroom) Week 4: May 17–18 (Clinical) Week 5: May 24–25 (Clinical)
Cohort 2	June 7 – July 6	Week 1: June 7–8 (Classroom) Week 2: June 14–15 (Classroom) Week 3: June 21–22 (Classroom) Week 4: June 28–29 (Clinical) Week 5: July 5–6 (Clinical)
Cohort 3	July 19 – August 18	Week 1: July 19–20 (Classroom) Week 2: July 26–27 (Classroom) Week 3: August 2–3 (Classroom) Week 4: August 9–10 (Clinical) Week 5: August 16–17 (Clinical)
Cohort 4	September 6 – October 6	Week 1: September 6–7 (Classroom) Week 2: September 13–14 (Classroom) Week 3: September 20–21 (Classroom) Week 4: September 27–28 (Clinical) Week 5: October 4–5 (Clinical)
Cohort 5	October 18 – November 17	Week 1: October 18–19 (Classroom) Week 2: October 25–26 (Classroom) Week 3: November 1–2 (Classroom) Week 4: November 8–9 (Clinical) Week 5: November 15–16 (Clinical)

Course Payment Form

School Application Form

School Enrollment Form

Attendance Policy

Uniform Policy

PRIVACY ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AND NON-DISCLOSUSURE AGREEMENT

EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION INFORMATION

HEPATITIS B AND FLU DECLINATION STATEMENT

Request, Authorization, Consent and Release for Background Check

Competency Evaluation Skills Testing Procedures

Payment Method