New Hampshire Nurse Aide Registry
New Hampshire Nurse Aide Registry
New Hampshire Board of Nursing
21 South Fruit Street, Suite 16, Concord, NH 03301
Phone: (603) 271-6282 or (603) 271-2323
License Verification: (603) 271-6599
Fax: (603) 271-6605
How can I obtain reimbursement for your nursing assistant training in New Hampshire? Did you know that a licensed nursing assistant is eligible to receive the full cost of a nurse aide training program as well as reimbursement for the state examination? The exact requirements for getting your money back are listed right here. First you must enroll or be a graduate of a nurse aide course that is approved by the New Hampshire Board of Nursing. Within one year of graduating from a nursing assistant class and passing the state examination, you need to start working for a long-term care facility that is licensed by the N.H. Department of Health and Human Services. The last step is to fill out a reimbursement application and send it to the New Hampshire Board of Nursing. Request the nurse aide reimbursement forms from your employer or from your nurse aide program instructor. You can expect to receive a reimbursement check in approximately two months from the date you send the application.
CNA Registries in the United States
Select an area from the map below to find addresses and phone numbers for Nurse Aide Registries in all 50 states plus the District of Columbia as well as links to online nursing assistant registries if available.
Should you know about your state's nursing assistant registry? Absolutely. A state's nurse aide registry serves important functions for any certified nursing assistant as well as for those looking to become certified. An individual who has finished a nursing assistant training program and has passed the state competency exam becomes listed on the CNA registry. Employers check the registry listings to confirm that a potential employee satisfies the training and testing requirements to obtain a nursing assistant job. To work as a certified nursing assistant, your status on the CNA registry must be active, without any charges of resident abuse, neglect, or misappropriation. It is important to update your name and address on the registry. By doing so, your information is current and you are able to receive important documents sent by the registry.
For example, renewal forms are mailed to the address you have provided to the registry. You will not receive the certification renewal forms unless your address on the registry is accurate. One of the most frequent questions we get is how to get a copy of a CNA certificate. The nurse aide registry is in charge of issuing a duplicate of your nurse aide certificate and to obtain a copy you need to contact them. A nursing assistant certificate is typically reprinted when the original has been lost, accidentally destroyed, stolen, or when the individual has changed their name. The nurse aide registry is also the entity in charge of revoking a nursing assistant's certification in cases of neglect, abuse, or misappropriation of a client's property. In such cases, an individual's name is permanently listed on the registry along with the specific findings.
Questions, Comments, Suggestions
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