Program Description

The Community Health Worker (CHW) Certificate Program prepares students to serve as frontline public health professionals who bridge communities with healthcare and social service systems. Students develop competencies in health education, care coordination, advocacy, cultural competency, and community outreach.

The program aligns with nationally recognized CHW core competencies (CDC / APHA-informed) and workforce development expectations. This program prepares students to support individuals and communities by promoting health education and facilitating access to healthcare and social services.

Program Format: Hybrid (Online + In-Person Skills Labs / Field Experience)
Total Program Hours: 160–200 hours (recommended: 180 hours)
Program Length: 8–12 weeks
Credential Awarded: Certificate of Completion – Community Health Worker
Our record of job placement assistance is currently 90%. Recruiters pay for access to recruit Dorson VTI graduates.
Program cycle: 180 hours
Full Course: $4,000 · Registration Fee: $75 (non-refundable)
Total: $4,075
Questions? Call us at 973-676-6300 or email [email protected]