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Nebraska CNA Certification Requirements Must be at least 16 years old. Complete an approved CNA program. Including a minimum of 75 hours of education. Successfully complete a one-hour Nebraska-specific abuse/neglect/misappropriation training. Take and pass the Nebraska CNA exam.

What you need to know. Staying Active on the Registry – Must work as a nurse aide in a paid position within 24 months of last date of previous employment. A nurse aide whose status is lapsed may reactivate his or her registration by retaking the written/oral and clinical exams.

To reapply or request reinstatement of your license, go to the Professions and Occupations page, click on your license type, click on Applications, and complete the Application for License or Application for Reinstatement. Please note that we cannot provide same-day processing.

Does Nebraska have CNA reciprocity? If you are a nurse aide in another state and want to work in Nebraska, you must be active on the Nebraska Nurse Aide Registry before you are eligible to work in a certified nursing facility. To become registered in Nebraska: Complete the Interstate Endorsement form .

The established testing fees in Nebraska are as follows: Written exam – $20. Clinical skills exam – $32.

Program Cost: The cost to attend a nurse assistant program in Nebraska can vary between schools, but averages around $400 for the course. Books and supplies are often included.

How to Become a CNA in Nebraska Must be at least 16 years old. Complete an approved CNA program. Including a minimum of 75 hours of education. Successfully complete a one-hour Nebraska-specific abuse/neglect/misappropriation training. Take and pass the Nebraska CNA exam.

About the CNA Course This course is a minimum of 76 hours of classroom, skills and competency training with or without hands-on clinical opportunities. Syllabus and course schedule are provided to the student on the first day of the course.