South Carolina CNA Reciprocity
It is important to know that state regulations change often. This site is updated frequently, however, please double check all information with your states official government agency. Links and contact information are provided for your convenience.
If an approved CNA wishes to work in South Carolina they must first apply for reciprocity. The applicant must contact the
South Carolina Nurse Aide Registry to obtain a transfer/reciprocity form. To be qualified by the board, an applicant must be listed in good standing, successfully completed an 80 hour nurse aide course, and have no felony convictions. Mail the completed form with required documents to the address indicated on the form. There is no fee for reciprocity.
See below for more South Carolina specific CNA information:
South Carolina CNA Requirements
Home Health Aid Salary
South Carolina CNA Programs
South Carolina CNA Certification Renewal
South Carolina Approved CNA Training Programs
South Carolina Registry
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