To ensure a smooth transition as you consider working as a travel CNA in Kansas or moving to Kansas, understanding CNA reciprocity in the state is crucial. This process allows you to transfer your out-of-state CNA license to Kansas seamlessly. In the following, we’ll explain the specific requirements and steps for an out-of-state CNA license transfer to Kansas, enabling you to navigate the license reciprocity process with ease.
CNA license reciprocity in Kansas
Fees
Amount: $20
Details: Administrative fees
Fingerprint
No
Application
Online application: No
Form: Yes, download here
How to
Become certified in Kansas
- Fill in the application form, and the payment form.
- The form must be submitted together with:
- A copy of identification with current name (e.g. driver’s license) AND
- Social security number (social security card).
- Submit the application by mail or email (see below).
- The Kensas Nurse Registry will then send an Approval to Test notice which will provide the preferred testing site contact information. Applicants must take the Kansas Nurse Aide Test within a year of receiving the approval. The pass rate is 75% and the test can only be taken once.
- Upon receiving the approval, nurses will be able to work as “trainees” for four months only.
Employer input required?
No
Current state input required?
No
Methods of filing
Online application: No
Email: Yes, kimberly.garrett@ks.gov
Fax: No
Mail: Yes,
Health Occupations Credentialing, KDADS
503 S Kansas Topeka
KS
66603-3865
Support contact
Call: 785-296-6877
Email: KDADS.CERTIFICATION@ks.gov
Official website
Information last updated in
January 2024
Related links
- Not sure if this is the right state? Check out other states here.
- Don’t know what it takes to become a travel CNA? Check out our guide here.
- Looking for CNA travel agencies? Check out a list of agencies here.
- Overwhelmed by the choice and looking to get contacted with an offer? Apply here.