Cleveland State University School of Nursing is pleased to present our Ohio Board of Nursing certified program, combining the Community Health Worker certification with the Stanford Chronic Disease Self-Management Group Leader Certification. This program is appropriate for anyone interested in an entry-level position in health care who would like to make a difference in the health of their community.
The program includes;
16 weeks of Saturday classes, 9am to 3pm on CSU Main Campus (in person) in Julka Hall Room 235
Additional CPR, Vital Signs, and Chronic Disease Self-Management trainings
130 additional service hours
Requirments for Admission
At least 18 years of age with a High School diploma or GED
Substance Test and Background Check
Health Data documentation
Attend one Information Session
The 2022 Cohort begins Saturday, January 29, 2022 on CSU Main Campus in Julka Hall Room 235
Application Deadline is Monday, December 20, 2021
Cost of the 16-week program is $1,695. 16 Scholarships are available.
Register for an information session (required to apply)
To complete the program, participants must attend all classroom sessions (including assignments, texbook readings, online discussion, and in-class participation), complete CPR and Vital Signs Training (included in the program), complete CDSM training and implement a CDSM program on their own with the assistance of a team member, and complete 130 service hours in the community. After the participant has completed all the requirements of the CSU Community Health Worker Program, they will then submit their application (Form A) to the Ohio Board of Nursing to become certified as a Community Health Worker in the State of Ohio.
Register for an Information Session
What is a Community Health Worker?
