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Oct 10, 2009 12:29 PM

How long are you registered as a CNA in North Carolina?

by dani888

I passed the CNA state registry exam at the end of July 2009. I was planning on working as a CNA while going through school (not nursing school), but I realized that right now I do not have the time and I just need to focus on my studies. I do however want to work as a CNA this summer or possibly next year during the school year. However, for some reason I remember someone saying that you need to find a job in the first six months in order to stay on the registry. When looked on the registry, I saw that my license will expire in July 2011. Is that if I am working as a CNA? If I don't find a job by december, does that mean I need to take the class again?!


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Old Oct 10, 2009, 12:47 PM

Default Re: How long are you registered as a CNA in North Carolina?
Once you are on the registry, you are on it for two years. You don't have to take a class to renew, you just have to work 8 hours under the supervision of an RN during the two years and have the RN document it. You do not have to get a job right away, as long as you work as a CNA within the two year time period for at least an 8 hour shift. This is what I was told, but you can check the NC BON website at ncbon.org to find out for sure.
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Old Oct 10, 2009, 04:11 PM

Default Re: How long are you registered as a CNA in North Carolina?
I believe that's correct too. I never heard anything about any sort of time limit to work, just that you needed to work 8 hours to renew your registration. Here's the link to the NC Nurse Aide website: http://www.ncnar.org/faq.html
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