CNA License Renewal: Requirements & Steps - [State-Specific Info]

1. Meet the continuing education requirements.

- All CNAs must complete 24 hours of continuing education (CE) every 2 years to keep their license.

- The CE credits can be earned by attending workshops, conferences, online courses, or other approved training programs.

- Some states may have additional CE requirements for CNAs who work in specific settings, such as long-term care facilities.

2. Pay the license renewal fee.

- The license renewal fee varies from state to state.

- Please renew your license using the online process or by mail with a check or money order.

3. Submit your license renewal application.

- The license renewal application can be downloaded from the website or obtained from your state's nursing board.

- Complete the application and submit it to the nursing board, with the CE documentation.

- The deadline for submitting the application is typically 60 days before your license expires.

4. Wait for your renewed license to arrive.

- Once your application has been processed and approved, you will receive your renewed license in the mail.

- The new license will be effective for 2 years from the date of issue.