CNA Instructor - Hybrid Workshop

November 21, 2023

8:00 am - 12:00 pm

In-Seat Option:

MHCA Member - $100/person

Non-Member - $200/person

Virtual Option:

MHCA Member - $125/person

Non-Member - $250/person

This state-required and Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services approved workshop is designed to prepare RNs to instruct nursing assistant students for long term care facilities in Missouri.

Upon completion, the attendee will be able to:

• Identify Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services and Department of Elementary and Secondary Education requirements and regulations for the Nursing Assistant training
• Develop skills in principles of adult education and counseling for adult learning techniques
• Utilize appropriate testing methods
• Determine appropriate curriculum
• List requirements of examination and registration process
• Increase stand up skills
• Share experiences and ideas with other RN Instructors to increase effectiveness in training

CNA Instructor criteria:

• Registered Professional Nurse in the state of Missouri
• Two (2) years of nursing experience and at least one (1) year of experience in a long term care facility in the last five (5) years

Instructor

Shellie Goodin, RN, MSN, MBA - Shellie Goodin has practiced nursing since 1994.  She graduated from the University of MO Columbia earning a BSN and Clarkson College earning a MSN.  She also earned her MBA in Health Care Management from William Woods University. She has worked in the areas of long-term care, rehabilitation, surgical, dialysis, and obstetrics.  She has joined the staff at MHCA as the Director of Clinical and Quality Services.  She retired after 26 years as an instructor for Nichols Career Center in Jefferson City, MO, where she served in Practical Nursing and Health Science Education. She taught UAP classes for University Hospital for approximately 10 years and serves as a Content Expert in Health Science Areas for the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. She has been active in CNA education for the Department of Health and Senior Services and is a test observer for TMU (Headmaster).