Ill. Admin. Code tit. 77, § 395.265 - Recertification of Certified Nursing Assistant I or Certified Nursing Assistant II
a) If an individual
who has previously been deemed competent as a CNA (Illinois approved nurse
assistant training program; grandfathered in foreign LPN/RN, military trained;
nursing student; or out of state CNA), has not provided nursing or
nursing-related services for pay for at least eight hours (consecutive or
non-consecutive) over a consecutive 24-month period, then the approved
certification is revoked.
b) CNA
recertification may be accomplished by:
1)
Successfully completing (passing) the Certified Nursing Assistant Competency
Evaluation Test (certification exam).
2) A CNA II shall first recertify as a CNA I.
Once a CNA I certification is valid, the CNA II competency evaluation test
(certification exam) may be taken.
c) A nursing assistant whose certification
has lapsed per subsection (a), may apply to retake the written competency
evaluation to reinstate certification. Fees for the competency evaluation shall
be paid before the lapsed nursing assistant may take the exam.
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