You must send an e-mail to: in order to complete the course on-line. Another provider of the course is through Southeast Community College. The on-line course is given through Providence Health Career Institute at: (click on the On-line Abuse Section). A prospective employer can often provide the training or you can complete it on-line. You will need to attend this training in Nebraska. Complete the required one hour of training in the steps and procedures to follow if you suspect that a patient is being neglected or abused.Provide your personal information (such as name, social security number and address), your certification details and your CNA employment history.Complete the application in its entirety and provide copies of all nurse aide certificates or licensure cards you have.Obtain the application by interstate endorsement at:.Check with the state registry for CNAs where you hold a certification to make certain it is still active and in good standing.Some examples include individuals who trained as nurses in another state or country, nurses who have an expired license and individuals who served as nursing assistants in the military. There are some other individuals who are eligible to challenge the nursing assistant certification exam in Nebraska without first completing a training program. If you were not required to complete an in-service on Abuse and Neglect in your prior state, you will need to complete a one hour training course before receiving certification. If you are certified as a nursing assistant in another state but have not worked for two years or more, you will need to sit for the CNA certification exam in Nebraska before receiving certification. Complete the form as instructed providing all necessary proof and verification. Contact the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services for an interstate endorsement form or visit their website at. If you are moving to Nebraska, you can apply for certification through endorsement.
You might be exempt from taking CNA training or the exam if you are a certified nursing assistant from another state. Transferring CNA Certification to Nebraska After completing the course in its entirety (and successfully), you can sit for the nursing assistant certification exam. You will have some classroom training as well as clinical training under the supervision of a registered nurse. The program must be a state-approved program and as such include at least 75 hours of training. You will not be able to sit for the nursing assistant certification exam until you complete a nursing assistant training program. Nursing assistants provide basic nursing care (non-medical) to patients in healthcare and home health settings. You can start a career as a certified nursing assistant in Nebraska by receiving state-approved training and passing the necessary certification exam.
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