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Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
ProviderVaries by state regulatory boards (state-level certification)
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- Career Level
- Entry-Level
- Credential Type
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Why Pursue This Credential
Demand for CNAs is high across long-term care facilities, hospitals, and home health organizations, driven by an aging population and workforce shortages.
About Credential
Entry-level credential validating skills in direct patient care, including vital signs, daily living assistance, and basic nursing support. Recognized nationwide under state certification programs.
Commonly Associated Roles
Roles shown are examples commonly associated with this credential and are not an exhaustive list. Salary ranges are estimates and may vary by location, employer, experience, career level, industry, responsibilities, and data source. A credential does not guarantee employment, a specific role, or compensation.Certified Nursing AssistantPatient Care AssistantNursing Support TechnicianLong-Term Care Aide
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