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If an approved CNA wishes to work in Rhode Island they must first apply for reciprocity. The applicant must contact the Rhode Island Nurse Aide Registry to obtain a transfer/reciprocity form. The completed form with required documents and fees must be submitted by mail. To be qualified by the board, an applicant must be listed in good standing and his or her CNA certification is active.
See below for more Rhode Island specific CNA information:
Rhode Island CNA Certification Renewal
Rhode Island Approved CNA Training Programs
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Hi Ashley,
You’ll want to contact the Rhode Island Nurse Aide Registry and get that transfer form, fill it out and send it in. There might be fees associated with the transfer.
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