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A CNA or certified nursing assistant is an important position in any hospital setting.
Contact the docHubing association that issued your certificate. If you do not know which docHubing association issued your certificate you may call the Health Education Unit at (573) 526-5686 or go to the CNA Registry Search page and find out which docHubing association printed your certificate.
Test Content: The Nurse Aide Competency exam must be passed to be listed on the Illinois State Nurse Aide Registry. The written section is 85 multiple choice questions in length. You will have 90 minutes to complete the exam.
CNA certification does not expire. However, a CNA will lose his/her active CNA certification status if he/she goes for a period of 24 consecutive months after his/her last competency evaluation without providing nursing or nursing-related services for pay under the supervision of a licensed nurse.
There are no CNA certificate numbers for the State of Illinois. If you are completing a general application form that asks for your certificate number, enter not-applicable (N/A) and attach a print out of your Registry verification page.
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Call the Illinois CNA registry at 217-785-5133 during regular business hours.
CNA certification does not expire. However, a CNA will lose his/her active CNA certification status if he/she goes for a period of 24 consecutive months after his/her last competency evaluation without providing nursing or nursing-related services for pay under the supervision of a licensed nurse.
There are no CNA certificate numbers for the State of Illinois. If you are completing a general application form that asks for your certificate number, enter not-applicable (N/A) and attach a print out of your Registry verification page.
How to lookup a Illinois CNA license number Call the Illinois Nurse Aide Registry at 844-789-3676 for instructions. Request a replacement of your CNA certificate through the Illinois Nurse Aide Registry. Look for old correspondence from the Illinois Board of Nursing to see if your license number is there.

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