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CNA Requirements in North Carolina Be at least 18 years old. Be in good physical health. Up-to-date immunization records. Pass a criminal background check. Graduate from a Certified Nursing Assistant School in North Carolina. Pass the State Exam. Register as a Certified CNA.
May I transfer my listing to North Carolina? North Carolina is a reciprocity state per 10A NCAC 13O . 0301. The Reciprocity Application must be submitted for DHSR approval to be listed on the North Carolina Nurse Aide I Registry.
To become a Nurse Aide I, one must do one of the following: Pass state-approved Nurse Aide I training and competency testing. Pass state-approved Nurse Aide I competency testing once a training waiver has been reviewed and approved. Request listing based on a qualified N.C. nursing license.
Students can generally expect to complete their training and be ready to take their state certification exam to become a licensed or certified nurse assistant (CNA) within 4 to 8 weeks of beginning their training.
Student must complete the state-approved Nurse Aide I training program. If you did not complete a North Carolina state-approved training but wish to test, you may be eligible for a training waiver. Please review the Candidate Handbook or visit the North Carolina website.
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Student must complete the state-approved Nurse Aide I training program. If you did not complete a North Carolina state-approved training but wish to test, you may be eligible for a training waiver. Please review the Candidate Handbook or visit the North Carolina website.
May I transfer my listing to North Carolina? North Carolina is a reciprocity state per 10A NCAC 13O . 0301. The Reciprocity Application must be submitted for DHSR approval to be listed on the North Carolina Nurse Aide I Registry.
You can find local CNA classes near you as well as CNA classes at the NC Division of Health Care Service Regulation. The program can be completed in 6-15 weeks, although there are some accelerated programs that offer 4-week CNA classes as well.

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