Published Jan 29, 2013
johnny7
4 Posts
I looked on my state's (Illinois) health care worker registry and it says I passed the CNA competency exam on 1/21/13. Am I officially considered a CNA?
Graduation2016
528 Posts
If it shows a license number then you're officially a CNA! Best of luck!
you don't get a license or a license number? what states give CNAs their own license number?
Yes CNA's get a CNA license and a number. Every state does it.
You can print that screen that says you passed and bring it to interviews until you get your license int the mail.
In Illinois, certified Nursing Assistants are NOT issued a license, card or credential of any kind by the Illinois Department of Public Health. The nurse aide certification/registry number is the aide's social security number. Illinois Nurse Aide Testing
Don't do know of any states that give CNAs licenses.
Well, in Florida you do get a license number and license in the mail when you pass both written and skills tests. I guess not every state does it then. Sorry for the mistake. Although I don't work as a CNA now I still hold my license and keep renewing it and maintaining my required CEU's.
Maybe you're confusing CNA with just NA. A NA does not get certified so they don't have any type of license. A certified nursing assistant does.
Glycerine82, LPN
1 Article; 2,188 Posts
CNAs have a certification which is much different than a licence.
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Well, I'm sorry, the OP asked and I answered according to my knowledge. I do have a CNA license number with my CNA certification.. I'm in Florida.
My document is a CNA certification which has a license number. Why is this so hard to understand? Obviously not all states do it the same. I took a picture of it but can't post it. Looking for a way to do it so you can see.