Can an R.N. Student be a C.N.A.
As an R.N. student, some State Boards of Nursing do allow you to become a CNA (Certified Nursing Assistant)without having to take a CNA course as long as you have completed comaparable coursework in the R.N. program. This usually means that if you have completed Fundamentals of Nursing with a passing grade, you can submit your transcript and an initial application to become a CNA. Please be advised that fees and a criminal background check may also be required. Please check with your State Board of Nursing for specific requirements in your state.
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