Wisconsin nursing assistant training program pays participants

Wasau, Wis.-based Aspirus health system is funding an accelerated certified nursing assistant training program in partnership with local Northcentral Technical College. 

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Program participants will have their tuition, books and scrubs paid for. Aspirus is also providing a stipend for time spent in class and guaranteed job placement. The five-week program is limited to 10 individuals per session and is enrolling monthly. 

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