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Your Resource for CNA Certification, Training & Job Listings
Each state has different requirements that must be met in order to become a certified CNA. Whether it be a specific number of hours of classroom training or clinical training, or a minimum age requirement or education-level attained, understanding what your state requires to become a certified nursing assistant is vital. We have included the CNA program training basics for each state, in addition to the classroom and clinical training requirements, as well as information about the state's CNA examination requirements that are required to get your CNA certification.
For existing certified nursing assistants, we have compiled specific CNA licensing information, such as how often the CNA license must be renewed. For those CNAs moving to another state, you will want to check out the license reciprocity the state offers to see if your existing license can be transferred. View the CNA certification and licensing information for your state below:
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