CNA exam prep in Providence, RI

Rhode Island CNA training requirements

To work as a CNA in Providence, you'll need to complete a state-approved training program (federal minimum 75 hours, including 16 supervised practical hours; many states require more), pass your state's written (or oral) and clinical skills exams, and register with the Rhode Island Nurse Aide Registry. The Rhode Island requirements lists the exam provider and any training, fee, retake and renewal rules we could verify for the state.

The CNA exam for Providence CNAs

Every CNA candidate must pass a written (or oral) test and a skills demonstration. The NNAAP, run by Credentia, has a 70-item written test (10 items unscored) and a 5-skill evaluation, but not every state uses it and formats differ by state. The exam doesn't change by city: check the Rhode Island candidate handbook for your exact format.