What services do we offer at West Texas Training?

West Texas Training offers career-focused healthcare training programs designed to help students begin or advance their careers in long-term care and healthcare settings.

We currently offer:

Nurse Aide Training / CNA Program
Our Texas Nurse Aide Training program prepares students to become Certified Nurse Aides through classroom instruction, skills training, and clinical experience.

Fast Track Nurse Aide Program
This option allows students to complete the 60-hour classroom portion online, then join an active course to complete the required in-person clinical training.

Hybrid Day and Evening Nurse Aide Courses
We offer flexible day and evening hybrid course options for students who need different scheduling options.

Clinical Only Option
This option is for students who have already completed an approved 60-hour nurse aide classroom course within the past 2 years and need to complete the 40-hour clinical portion.

Medication Aide Training Program
Our Medication Aide program prepares eligible students to work toward becoming a permitted Medication Aide in Texas.

Medication Aide Continuing Education
We offer the required 7-hour Medication Aide continuing education course for Medication Aides renewing their permit.

Additional Healthcare and Career Training Courses
West Texas Training may also offer additional healthcare-related courses, continuing education, and career training opportunities as programs become available.

You can view current course options, schedules, and registration information at westtexastraining.com.

Getting started is simple. Visit westtexastraining.com and click “Book Now” next to the program you are interested in.

You will be asked to select a date and time. This may be used as a registration appointment or simply as a placeholderso you can complete the online application.

After selecting a time, complete the application with your personal information and choose your preferred course option, such as day, evening, fast track, online/hybrid, or clinical only.

No payment is collected online. Once your application is submitted, West Texas Training will review your information and contact you with the next steps, schedule details, and any required documents or supplies.

What makes West Texas Training different?

West Texas Training is focused on making healthcare training flexible, supportive, and student-centered. We understand that many students are balancing school, work, family, and other responsibilities, so we offer multiple course options to help students find a schedule that works for them.

What makes us different:

Flexible course options
Students can choose from day, evening, fast track, hybrid, online, and clinical-only options depending on their needs and eligibility.

Support through the registration process
Students can apply online, schedule a registration appointment, or use the appointment time as a placeholder while completing their application.

Hands-on skills training
Our courses are designed to help students feel prepared for real healthcare settings through skills practice, clinical training, and instructor support.

Student-focused learning environment
We work to create a welcoming classroom where students feel encouraged, supported, and confident while learning.

Texas-based healthcare training
Our programs are designed for students pursuing healthcare training and certification in Texas.

No online payment required to apply
Students can complete the application first, then receive next steps for tuition, documents, supplies, and scheduling.

You can contact West Texas Training by phone, text, email, or through our website.

Phone/Text: 806-548-4788
Email: westtexastraining@gmail.com
Website: westtexastraining.com

Text messages are welcome. You may also visit our website and click “Book Now” next to the program you are interested in to complete an application or schedule a registration appointment.

What is our pricing model?

West Texas Training works to keep healthcare training affordable, flexible, and competitive for students.

Our pricing depends on the program and course option selected. We offer options such as full programs, fast track training, hybrid courses, continuing education, and clinical-only training.

We also offer paid-in-full discounts when available, and payment options may be discussed during registration.

West Texas Training is committed to offering competitive pricing in the Lubbock area. If you receive a quote from another local training program, let us know — we may be able to price match or beat a comparable Lubbock quote.

No payment is collected online when applying. Tuition, supplies, and payment options are reviewed after your application is submitted or during your registration appointment.

What is it like to work with West Texas Training?

Working with West Texas Training is simple, supportive, and student-focused. From the time you apply, we help guide you through the registration process, course options, required documents, and next steps.

We are a down-to-earth training school with a welcoming, home-like environment. Our goal is for students to feel comfortable asking questions, practicing skills, and learning without feeling judged or overwhelmed.

We understand that every student’s schedule and situation is different, so we offer flexible training options, including day, evening, hybrid, fast track, and clinical-only options when available.

At West Texas Training, students are more than just a number. We want you to feel encouraged, supported, prepared, and confident as you take the next step toward a healthcare career.

Do you have online options?

Yes. West Texas Training offers online and hybrid course options for the Nurse Aide Training program.

Due to state requirements, only 60 hours of the 100-hour Nurse Aide Training program may be completed online. The remaining 40 hours must be completed in person because clinical training is hands-on.

Students may complete the online portion first and then join an active day or evening course to complete their required in-person clinical hours.

West Texas Training allows students up to one year from their registration date to enroll in the 40-hour clinical portion of the course.

The 60-hour online portion must be completed before starting clinicals. Once the online portion is complete, students may join an available active course for their required 40 hours of in-person clinical training.

Students are encouraged to complete the online portion as soon as possible so they can move into clinicals while course information and skills are still fresh.

Yes.

For Nursing Assistant you do not. You just have to have proof of attending school.

For medication aide it is required.

Yes. We meet the requirements for your nursing degree.