CNA Programs in New Hampshire

Does helping sick, disabled, or old in New Hampshire appeal to you? Would you like to complete your formal training in just four to 12 weeks? If you answered "yes" to both of those questions, you should consider a career as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) in New Hampshire.

Requirements to Become a CNA in New Hampshire

In New Hampshire, CNAs are known as Licensed Nursing Assistants, or LNAs. The first step involved in beginning a career as an LNA in the state is completing an LNA program that is approved by the state.

Upon completion of your program, you must pass the state's CNA Competency Exam. Many schools include this test in their CNA programs. However, if your school does not, you can locate a testing site by contacting the New Hampshire Nurse Aide Registry.

If you pass the competency test with an acceptable score, you will receive a license to practice as an LNA (CNA) in New Hampshire, and your name will be added to their Nurse Aide Registry.

State-Approved CNA Programs in New Hampshire

If you have decided to obtain your LNA (CNA) training in New Hampshire, you will have many fine schools to choose from. Some of the top facilities in the state include:

1. White Mountains Community College

   2020 Riverside Dr, Berlin, NH 03570 (603) 752-1113

2. Lakes Region Community College

   379 Belmont Rd, Laconia, NH 03246 (603) 524-3207

3. New Hampshire Job Corps Center

   943 Dunbarton Rd, Manchester, NH 03102 (603) 695-8800

CNA Job Outlook and Salary in New Hampshire

CNAs are expected to stay in demand for about a decade in New Hampshire. Overall employment of CNAs in the state is expected to grow by 7.9% from 2018 to 2028. Nurse aides in New Hampshire can expect a median salary of $45,090 per year.

Take a look at the CNA employment and salary situation in different metro areas in New Hampshire below to get a detailed picture.

New Hampshire Nurse Aide Registry

If you have any questions about CNA programs or certification in New Hampshire, you can contact the New Hampshire Board of Nursing, Office of Professional Licensure and Certification at: