I think rules have changed because if you're a CNA from Maryland you can't work in North Carolina if you don't have a GNA. They say only GNA is able to to apply for a training waiver. When you succeeded on getting the training then you'll write the States written exams as well as the skills so that you can be listed in the States registry.
Hello Everyone I'm a CNA in Maryland for about 3 years and I'm looking on moving to North Carolina. I already got the job but I did not challenge the board to write the test. I don't know how to go about it. I've been working as a CNA since I got my license and I'm also studying nursing. How can I challenge the board to write and how long does it take to get the results and be listed. Thanks