What are the training requirements to become a CNA, QMA, or RHHA?
Requirements differ for these three types of aides. CNA The nurse aide-training program consists of at least 30 hours of classroom instructions and 75 hours of clinical training. Training information available. QMA The QMA training program consists of at least 100 hours of training to include 60 hours of classroom instructions and 40 hours of supervised practicum. Training information available. RHHA Federally certified agencies are required to meet the provisions of CFR 484.36 when using home health aides in the agency. The certified agencies must develop training programs that consists of classroom and supervised practical training totaling at least 75 hours with at least 16 hours devoted to supervise practical training. The individual being trained must complete at least 16 hours of classroom training before beginning the supervised practical training. A state-licensed only agencies are required to meet 410 IAC 17-14-1 (k)(l)(1)(A)(B) (2)(3) (m). The training of home health aides pu
