NC CNA reciprocity??

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Specializes in Oncology, Education, Ortho, Infusion.

Does anyone know if SC will accept a NC CNA? Do you need to re-test in SC, or just pay a fee? Or take an entire new course?

The SC board website is NOT at all helpful.

Thanks in advance for any assistance you can give me.

Specializes in Neonatal ICU (Cardiothoracic).

I don't know of any license reciprocity agreement for CNAs, as CNAs do not hold a license. Maybe a call to the SC BON would prove helpful, or a Google search on "CNA, registration, SC" etc....

Specializes in Oncology, Education, Ortho, Infusion.

I actually finally tracked down the right website today!! It is not under their BON, but their Dept. of health and human services.

They actually do have an application for certification by reciprocity, it is no fee, and you can't be expired in your current state.

Thanks!

thanks for this info! i had been searching (but not too hard!) for this info as well as i plan on going to nursing school in sc...thanks again!

Specializes in Informatics; Labor & Delivery; Med-Surg.
thanks for this info! i had been searching (but not too hard!) for this info as well as i plan on going to nursing school in sc...thanks again!

I got reciprocity from Georgia. But once you get reciprocity, you might be able to get enrolled into the CNA-LPN or CNA-RN route at TTC. You would get in almost a yr earlier. Plus, if you work at one of the area hospitals, they have a program that would get you into the program sooner.

Shawn

Specializes in ORTHOPAEDICS-CERTIFIED SINCE 89.

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