You see the skin first. This course for CNAs and caregivers teaches you to keep skin healthy and unbroken, using the See It · Name It · Report It method. You’ll learn to spot skin changes early, describe them in plain words, and report them to the nurse. Then pass the CMET certification exam, included in your price, to become a Certified Skin Integrity Associate (CSIA).
17 short, expert-narrated lessons in three parts. Each lesson ends with a quick “Check Yourself” practice.
Pass the certification exam from the Council of Medical Education and Testing (CMET) to earn your Certified Skin Integrity Associate (CSIA) credential. The CMET exam is included in your course price. Continuing education hours for this course are being reviewed.
The Council of Medical Education and Testing (CMET), an independent credentialing body. CMET gives the exam, issues your Certified Skin Integrity Associate (CSIA) credential, and verifies it for employers.
Your certificate of completion, registration information, and exam payment are sent to CMET for you automatically. Within 2 business days, CMET will email you the next steps to complete your certification exam.
Yes. Your $149 covers the full course and the CMET certification exam. There is nothing extra to pay.
It means skin that is healthy, whole, and unbroken. Protecting skin integrity is about preventing pressure injuries, skin tears, and other breakdown before they start. It’s the term nurses and state surveyors use, so it shows employers you speak their language.
No. This course is built for care workers with no clinical background. Everything is explained in plain English.
No. You will learn to see, describe, and report skin and wound changes. Always follow your facility’s policies and the nurse’s directions.
17 short lessons, about 6 hours in total. It’s online and self-paced, so you can learn between shifts.
Yes. Contact us to set up enrollment for your team.
Become a Certified Skin Integrity Associate. Online, self-paced, and just $149 with the CMET certification exam included.
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