Wisconsin Nursing Home Administrators (NHA) Practice Exam

What is a "program trainer" primarily responsible for?

1. Evaluating nurse aides' clinical skills

2. Providing specialized training about their health-related field to nurse aides under the supervision of the primary instructor

3. Managing the nurse aide program's administrative tasks

4. Teaching primary instructor courses

The correct answer is: Providing specialized training about their health-related field to nurse aides under the supervision of the primary instructor

A program trainer is primarily responsible for providing specialized training about their health-related field to nurse aides under the supervision of the primary instructor. This role involves sharing knowledge, expertise, and hands-on skills related to the specific field with the nurse aides to ensure they are well-prepared and competent in their roles. While evaluating nurse aides' clinical skills and managing administrative tasks are important aspects within a training program, the core responsibility of a program trainer is to deliver specialized training in their area of expertise. Teaching primary instructor courses is typically not the main focus of a program trainer's role.