A CNA, or certified nursing assistant, is an entry-level member of a patient’s healthcare team, performing important patient-centered tasks under the supervision of licensed nursing staff. CNAs work very closely with RNs, physicians, and other healthcare providers.

CNAs ensure their patients' well-being by performing various tasks that help with daily living activities. Because CNAs typically spend more time with patients than nurses or doctors, they understand their behaviors and health statuses. They get to know each patient and are often the first to notice physical or emotional changes. CNAs play important roles in the early detection of symptoms.

Supported Certifications

• Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)

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National Certifications for Robotics and Advanced Automation Manufacturing

With FANUC's challenging and thorough national certification assessments, students and workers can document their knowledge and fill high-demand, high-paying, and exciting career opportunities in Robotics and Advanced Manufacturing. An extensive network of high schools, colleges, and training centers offers these national certifications.

Supported Certifications

FANUC Robot Operator 1

Indicates an operator level of skills and knowledge. Students with this level have a basic understanding of robot operations and programming, material handling and its components, and an introduction to Roboguide simulation software. These certification programs are focused on the core Robot Operator skills needed by entry-level or incumbent workers.

Written assessment for entry-level position as robotics associate in manufacturing. The assessment exams allow the candidate to demonstrate their knowledge in: Robot operations, frame setup, writing, modifying and executing basic programs, program offset, backup, restorations, creating and modifying simulations.

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