Community Health Worker

Community Health Worker Training

Launch Your Healthcare Career in Just 8 Weeks

Are you ready to make a difference in your community and start a meaningful career in healthcare? Western Nevada College Continuing Education is proud to offer a brand-new Community Health Worker (CHW) training program, beginning October 1, 2025.

This 8-week, 40-hour program prepares you to become a certified Community Health Worker in Nevada. No prior healthcare experience is required — just a desire to help others.

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Why Choose This Program?

• Low-cost, short-term training designed for busy adults

• Evening classes (Wednesdays, 5:30–8:30 PM) that fit around full-time work

• Perfect for those who missed the start of the fall semester but want to begin training now

• Based on nationally recognized C3 Council standards

• Financial assistance available through EmployNV (ETPL-approved program)

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What You'll Learn

Through interactive instruction and practical exercises, you’ll build the skills to:

• Help individuals and families access health services

• Encourage healthy lifestyle choices

• Support clients in following through with care from doctors and licensed professionals

• Serve in roles across clinics, schools, public health programs, and justice services

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Career Opportunities

Community Health Workers are in high demand across Nevada. Their role is recognized and supported by Medicaid, Medicare, and other agencies, making this training a strong starting point for a healthcare career with room to grow.

Graduates will be eligible to apply for certification as a Community Health Worker in Nevada.

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Program Details

• Start Date: October 1, 2025

• Schedule: Wednesdays, 5:30–8:30 PM for 8 weeks

• Format: In-person at Western Nevada College

• Cost: $949, with funding assistance available through EmployNV

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About the Instructor: Jay Kolbet-Clausell

Jay Kolbet-Clausell is a community health leader and educator with extensive experience training and supporting Community Health Workers across Nevada. As former Program Manager for the Nevada Community Health Worker Association, he expanded statewide training, secured major grants, and built partnerships that improved access to care for rural and underserved communities. Jay brings both practical expertise and a passion for helping others succeed, giving students real-world insight into how they can make a lasting impact as Community Health Workers.

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Ready to Take the First Step?

Don’t wait to start your healthcare career — spaces are limited!

REGISTER NOW!