Discover the fast track to CNA certification in Fort Pierce that most people don't know about—and how you can become a certified nursing assistant in weeks, not months.

If you're searching for CNA classes in Fort Pierce, you probably assume you need to spend 6-8 weeks and $1,500+ on a traditional training program. But here's what most people don't know: Florida allows you to take the CNA certification exam without completing a lengthy classroom program.

It's called the "challenger route," and with focused exam preparation from Medical Plus Training Center, you can be test-ready in a fraction of the time—and at a fraction of the cost. Our courses, led by RN instructor Chevaughn Maitland, provide the hands-on skills practice and written exam preparation you need to pass the Florida CNA Prometric exam on your first attempt.

Learn about exam requirements, local job opportunities with starting pay of $15-19/hour, and why Fort Pierce students choose our small-class, personalized approach to CNA certification.

Many people search for a “CNA school near me” when they’re ready to start a healthcare career—but in Florida, you don’t actually need to attend a school to become a CNA. This guide explains what that search really means, how Florida’s CNA certification process works, and why most successful candidates choose a state-approved training program before taking the Prometric exam.

Thinking about becoming a Certified Nursing Assistant but wondering if CNA training is hard? You’re not alone. This guide breaks down exactly what to expect — from classroom learning to hands-on skills — and why so many people on the Treasure Coast are finding stability, confidence, and purpose through CNA training.