This Caregiver Training Program prepares individuals to provide compassionate care and assistance to seniors, people with disabilities, or those with chronic illnesses.

Duration: 40–60 hours

Who Can Attend:

• Beginners seeking a career in caregiving
• Family members caring for loved ones
• Individuals interested in entry-level healthcare roles

The Caregiver Training Program in Arizona is designed to equip students with the practical skills and knowledge needed to provide high-quality, person-centered care in homes, assisted living communities, or long-term care facilities.

Features of the Course:

• Hands-on training in personal care (bathing, grooming, mobility assistance).
• Basic knowledge of medication assistance and chronic illness care.
• Communication and empathy-building techniques.
• Safety protocols, infection prevention, and emergency response.
• State-specific training requirements as per Arizona’s Department of Health Services (DHS).

Career Benefits & Outcomes:

• Qualify for employment as a direct care worker (DCW), caregiver, or personal care assistant.
• High demand for caregivers across Arizona’s assisted living and home care industries.
• Provides a pathway toward advanced healthcare certifications (CNA, Medical Assistant, Nursing).
• Gain confidence, skills, and certification to deliver safe, compassionate, and effective care.