If it is your aim to enter nursing field in Georgia to serve humanitarian cause by serving the ailing patients, you must complete accredited state and OBRA-87 approved Nurse Aide Training program and obtain CNA License in Georgia. The earning of Certified Nurse Assistant License will allow you to work in numerous hospitals, long term care units, nursing homes, adult care centers, hospice centers and home health settings practice.

The basic requirements for CNA License in Georgia include:

• Attend and Completion of accredited nurse aide training program offered by nursing homes, community colleges, home care agencies, high schools and technical colleges.
• Training program constitute classroom theoretical instructions and clinical hands-on training of 85 hours.
• Appear in National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP) examinations of Pearson Vue.
• Get listed with state nurse aide registry.

Pearson Vue offered National Nurse Aide Assessment Licensing examinations consist of two parts and that include Written/Oral Test and Skill Test.

The test materials are prepared as per classroom learned nursing courses, clinical training and nursing subjects that are essential for safe and competent everyday nursing care to the bedside patients in various health care facilities.

CNA License in Georgia is valid for 24 months and must be renewed before it is lapsed or before last date of expiry. For renewal it is necessary that a CNA must have worked for minimum 8 hours as a certified nurse aide in long term care unit or hospital. Failure to work for the stipulated minimum 8 hours will make it necessary to reappear for the written/oral and skill test again.