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(718) 975 - 8180
1311 Kings Hwy F3, Brooklyn, NY 11229
If you are ready to start a career in healthcare, IP Training School offers CNA classes in Queens, NY with structured, hands-on training built to get you job-ready fast.
Queens is one of the most medically active boroughs in New York City. CNA classes in Queens, NY put you on the fastest path into that workforce. Hospitals, nursing homes, and home care agencies throughout the borough hire certified nursing assistants every day.
Our closest campus is at 1311 Kings Hwy F3, Brooklyn, NY 11229, reachable from Queens neighborhoods including Jamaica, Jackson Heights, Flushing, Woodside, Astoria, and Ridgewood.
For students in southern Queens, our Staten Island office at 1924 Victory Blvd, Staten Island, NY 10314 is also an option.
Ready to take the first step? Call us at (718) 975-8180 or apply for CNA class.
Hands-on patient care training Clinical skills practiced in real healthcare environments, not just classroom theory. |
Flexible class schedules Evening and weekend options available 7 days a week to fit around work and family. |
Job placement support Direct connections to healthcare employers through our affiliation with Exclusive Homecare Agency. |
A Certified Nurse Assistant provides direct patient care under the supervision of licensed nurses. CNAs work in hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, rehabilitation centers, and home care settings.
The role demands technical skill and personal reliability. Patients depend on CNAs for their most fundamental daily needs, so training has to be thorough and practical.
At IP Training School, the program is structured to build those skills from the ground up. You will leave with the confidence and certification eligibility to step into a patient care role without hesitation.
The program covers:
For a full breakdown of what the curriculum includes, visit our Certified Nurse Assistant Classes at IP Training School page.
Queens is one of the largest healthcare markets in New York City. The borough is home to major hospital systems, dozens of skilled nursing facilities, and hundreds of home care organizations that employ thousands of certified nursing assistants.
Key healthcare employers in Queens include:
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, nursing assistant employment is projected to generate approximately 211,800 job openings per year through 2034. Most of those openings result from the need to replace workers who retire or move into other roles.
The median annual wage for nursing assistants reached $39,530 in May 2024. That makes it one of the most accessible entry points into stable, full-time healthcare employment without a four-year degree.
According to NYC Health + Hospitals/Queens, the hospital provides comprehensive services across cancer care, diabetes management, women’s health, and behavioral health. It serves as a cornerstone of public healthcare for communities across the borough.
Queens also has one of the fastest-growing senior populations in New York City. Neighborhoods like Flushing, Fresh Meadows, and Howard Beach have large concentrations of adults over 65 who require ongoing clinical support.
That demographic reality means Queens healthcare facilities are consistently looking for trained, certified candidates ready to work.
To understand what the day-to-day responsibilities of this role look like before you enroll, read our blog on CNA Duties in New York.
IP Training School is built around getting you through certification and into employment. Here is exactly how the process works when you enroll in CNA classes in Queens.
Call (718) 975-8180 or apply online through our Brooklyn enrollment page. Our admissions team will walk you through current schedules, available start dates, and funding options. All you need to begin is a high school diploma or GED.
Classes run 7 days a week with evening options through 10:15pm on weekdays. Whether you are working full time or raising a family, there is a schedule that works around your current commitments.
You will receive structured classroom instruction from experienced healthcare professionals who work in the field. Every topic is taught with direct application to real patient care environments.
After completing the program, you are eligible to sit for the New York State CNA exam. Upon passing, you receive your certification and can begin working across Queens and the broader New York City metro area.
Call (718) 975-8180 or apply online | 1311 Kings Hwy F3, Brooklyn, NY 11229 | Classes available 7 days a week
IP Training School has been training New York healthcare workers since 2014. The school is licensed by the New York State Department of Education and built around real employment outcomes.
Every class is led by professionals who are currently working in the field. You learn from people doing the job, not from pre-recorded videos or rotating adjunct staff.
Evening classes run until 10:15pm Monday through Friday. Weekend classes are available Saturday and Sunday from 9am to 5pm. These hours exist specifically for students who cannot attend a standard daytime program.
Our affiliation with Exclusive Homecare Agency gives graduates a direct connection to a healthcare employer actively placing CNAs across New York. Job placement support is part of what we offer from day one.
Qualifying students may enroll at no out-of-pocket cost through HRA or Workforce1 funding. Contact us to find out whether you qualify before assuming training is out of reach financially.
The first step is contacting our Brooklyn office at (718) 975-8180 or applying online. Our team will walk you through current schedules and available start dates for CNA classes in Queens. A high school diploma or GED is all you need to get started.
Most students complete the coursework and clinical hours within a few weeks to a few months depending on their schedule. Contact us for current timeline and availability details.
Queens CNAs are hired by hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, rehabilitation centers, assisted living communities, and home care agencies throughout the borough. Major employers include NYC Health + Hospitals/Queens, NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst, Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, NewYork-Presbyterian Queens, and Flushing Hospital Medical Center.
In addition to these major healthcare systems, dozens of independent providers across Jackson Heights, Jamaica, Woodside, and Astoria also hire CNAs, offering a wide range of employment opportunities throughout Queens.
Yes. IP Training School provides job placement assistance to all graduates and maintains active connections with healthcare employers across the New York metro area. Our affiliation with Exclusive Homecare Agency is a direct example of how we help students move from training into employment.
IP Training School’s Brooklyn location at 1311 Kings Hwy F3, Brooklyn, NY 11229 is the closest campus for Queens residents enrolling in CNA classes in Queens, NY.
Most students from Jamaica, Woodside, and Ridgewood reach the Brooklyn campus in 25 to 35 minutes via the Belt Parkway or the B/Q subway line to Kings Highway. Students from Flushing, Jackson Heights, and Astoria typically arrive in 40 to 50 minutes via the F or 7 train with a transfer at Jay Street-MetroTech.
For students in southern Queens, our second Brooklyn location at 613 Brighton Beach Avenue Fl 2, Brooklyn, NY 11235 is also accessible via the B or Q train to Brighton Beach station, roughly 30 to 40 minutes from Howard Beach and Ozone Park.
Our Staten Island campus at 1924 Victory Blvd, Staten Island, NY 10314 is available for students in the Rockaway Peninsula and Far Rockaway areas.
School Hours: Monday – Friday: 9:00am – 10:15pm | Saturday – Sunday: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Office Hours: Monday – Friday: 9:00am – 5:00pm | Saturday – Sunday: Closed
Call (718) 975-8180 or apply online | 1311 Kings Hwy F3, Brooklyn, NY 11229 | Email: info@ip-trainingschool.com
Disclaimer: This training program prepares students for entry-level healthcare roles. Completion does not guarantee employment, as job placement depends on certification, performance, and employer requirements.