Dwyer free nursing-assistant training — Maryland
Dwyer Workforce Development
At a glance
- Cost: Free instruction
- Format: In-person
- Who qualifies: Vets · Service members · Spouses
- Applications: Open
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Full details
- Cost
- CNA/GNA training, coaching and placement assistance. Exam fees not itemized. Housing, transportation and childcare support assessed individually, not guaranteed.
- Who qualifies
- Maryland route: age 18+, COVID-19 vaccination, background check and Dwyer eligibility review/intake interview. Confirm the selected Baltimore training site; this listing does not establish nationwide availability.
- Format
- In-person Maryland nursing-assistant training. Confirm the selected site and cohort schedule.
Local program: in person in Baltimore, MD.
Dates and availability: Apply Now intake exists; selection and next class placement unconfirmed. No published deadline captured.
Before you decide
- What you get
- Eligible participants receive free nursing-assistant training and individualized support for entering healthcare work.
- What is free
- CNA/GNA training, coaching and placement assistance.
- Costs and conditions
- CNA/GNA training, coaching and placement assistance. Dwyer offers free training and support; donation information mentions helping cover certification exam fees but is not a universal first-attempt/retake guarantee.
- Who qualifies
- Maryland route: age 18+, COVID-19 vaccination, background check and Dwyer eligibility review/intake interview. Confirm the selected Baltimore training site; this listing does not establish nationwide availability.
- Credential
- Professional certification / license pathwayMaryland’s current EARN listing says Dwyer participants can earn Certified Nursing Assistant I (CNA I) and CNA II. See details for conditions and remaining questions.
- Credential and key limits
- Maryland’s current EARN listing says Dwyer participants can earn Certified Nursing Assistant I (CNA I) and CNA II. These are nursing-assistant certification pathways; Dwyer’s generic site still uses CNA/GNA terminology. Exact individual pathway and Maryland Board of Nursing requirements must be matched.
- Format
- In-person Maryland nursing-assistant training. Confirm the selected site and cohort schedule.
- Duration
- Confirm selected cohort
- Location
- Baltimore, Maryland; Health Focus, It Works Learning Center or Soul of Medicine locations listed by Maryland Labor.
- Application deadline
- See date evidence.
- Stipend / housing / travel
- Housing, travel and other support are not established unless specifically included in the cost details.
- Details checked
- 2026-10-11
Application and evidence
How to apply
- Apply through provider: use the official linked page and follow the selected course or cohort instructions. Confirm eligibility, costs and current availability before registering.
Conditions
- Maryland route: age 18+, COVID-19 vaccination, background check and Dwyer eligibility review/intake interview. Confirm the selected Baltimore training site; this listing does not establish nationwide availability.
- CNA/GNA training, coaching and placement assistance. Dwyer offers free training and support; donation information mentions helping cover certification exam fees but is not a universal first-attempt/retake guarantee.
Sources for these details
- https://dwyerworkforcedev.org/healthcare-career-training/ — checked 2026-10-11
- https://dwyerworkforcedev.org/apply-now/ — checked 2026-10-11
- https://www.labor.maryland.gov/earn/earnhealthcare.shtml — checked 2026-10-11
Credential and exam evidence — October 11
Maryland’s current EARN listing says Dwyer participants can earn Certified Nursing Assistant I (CNA I) and CNA II. These are nursing-assistant certification pathways; Dwyer’s generic site still uses CNA/GNA terminology. Exact individual pathway and Maryland Board of Nursing requirements must be matched.
Sources
- https://www.labor.maryland.gov/earn/earnhealthcare.shtml — checked 2026-10-11
- https://dwyerworkforcedev.org/healthcare-career-training/ — checked 2026-10-11