CNA Classes & Programs in New England, North Dakota
1 state-approved CNA program in New England. Free, 4-week and online programs are offered in other North Dakota cities.
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CNA training in New England
- Programs
- 1
- state-approved
- Median CNA pay
- $40,650
- $19.54 an hour
- CNA jobs
- 8,630
- across North Dakota
- Population
- 564
- residents
Sources: BLS OEWS (May 2023), CMS (July 2025).
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In New England, 1 state-approved CNA class is available for those interested in joining North Dakota's healthcare workforce. This small community provides an accessible starting point for individuals aiming to become certified nursing assistants and contribute meaningfully to patient care within the region.
The single CNA course offered here prepares students with foundational skills needed for both state certification and day-to-day responsibilities of direct care roles. Although there are no hospitals or nursing homes within New England itself, graduates may find employment opportunities throughout nearby towns and facilities across North Dakota.
Statewide in North Dakota, CNAs earn around $40,650 annually based on recent data; city-level salary information is not available and this figure serves as a general reference point for prospective students.
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New England offers 1 CNA training program that enables students to qualify for North Dakota certification and registry placement. The curriculum focuses on building essential clinical abilities and preparing candidates to succeed on certification exams. Graduates complete their CNA classes ready to pursue healthcare positions where trained nursing assistants are needed throughout the area.
Program Types in New England
| Type | In New England | Where to look |
|---|---|---|
| Free or employer-paid | Not in New England | See other North Dakota cities → |
| 4-week (accelerated) | Not in New England | See other North Dakota cities → |
| Online or hybrid | Not in New England | See other North Dakota cities → |
| Evening or weekend | Not in New England | See other North Dakota cities → |
A program can appear under more than one type. Counts come from each program's published details.
The CNA program in New England
Roughrider Area Career and Technology Center
Cost–Hours–Weeks–
- Address
- 1200 Main St, New England, ND 58647
Open in Google Maps - Phone
- (701) 579-4160
RACTC partners with area schools to offer CNA classes; Dickinson High School reported completion of its first RACTC-taught CNA class in May 2023.
Visit websiteCost, hours and weeks are each school's published figures, so confirm them with the school. A dash means the school has not published it.
CNA Programs Near New England
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Major North Dakota cities
- Fargo5 programs
- Bismarck4 programs
- Grand Forks2 programs
- Minot4 programs
- West Fargo1 program
- Williston1 program
CNA Employment Opportunities in New England
| Median annual pay | $40,650 |
|---|---|
| Median hourly pay | $19.54 |
| CNA jobs across North Dakota | 8,630 |
| Salary region | North Dakota (statewide) |
Source: BLS OEWS (May 2023), median wages for nursing assistants.
CNA jobs in New England are shaped by regional demand across rural North Dakota rather than within the city itself. While specific job numbers are not published at the city level, trained nursing assistants remain an integral part of healthcare teams serving surrounding communities and facilities.
No city-specific salary information is reported; instead, statewide figures offer guidance: CNAs in North Dakota earn a median salary of around $40,650 per year or $19.54 per hour according to BLS OEWS (May 2023). City-level wage variations may exist but cannot be detailed due to lack of data.
No CMS-certified hospitals or nursing homes are located directly in New England according to current data sources. Graduates often look toward nearby towns or counties for employment opportunities following completion of local training programs.
Sources
- Salary Data: BLS OEWS (May 2023)
- Healthcare Facilities: CMS (July 2025)
Working in Nearby Cities and Other States
Working in Nearby Cities
Looking beyond New England? Explore CNA programs and jobs in Bowman, Richardton, Dickinson, Glen Ullin, and Elgin, or browse the North Dakota CNA programs page for more options.
Working in Other States
Planning to move or gain experience working in other states? Use our reciprocity guide to transfer your existing CNA license across states.
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Requirements to Work as a CNA in New England, ND
To work as a Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) in New England, you must meet the statewide CNA requirements set by North Dakota. These include completing a North Dakota Health and Human Services (ND HHS)–approved Nurse Aide Training and Competency Evaluation Program (NATCEP), passing the state knowledge and skills competency examinations administered by D&SDT-Headmaster, and being listed on the North Dakota Nurse Aide Registry.
- At least 75 total hours of training, including a minimum of 16 hours of supervised practical training
- Completion of 16 hours of classroom instruction before any direct resident contact
- Background screening may be required by training programs or healthcare facilities before clinical training or employment
- Passing both the written knowledge exam (72 questions, 90 minutes, 75% to pass) and the manual skills exam (three or four assigned skills, 80% on each)
- Up to three attempts on each component before another approved training program is required
- Placement on the North Dakota Nurse Aide Registry
Once certified, you may work in nursing facilities, hospitals, home health agencies, and other healthcare settings throughout New England and across North Dakota. Certification must be renewed every two years, and to renew you must document at least 8 hours of paid nursing or nursing-related services during the preceding 24 months. North Dakota charges no state registration or renewal fee for CNAs.
Already certified in another state? North Dakota offers reciprocity (interstate endorsement) for CNAs holding a current, active certification in good standing on another state's registry. Approved applicants are placed on the North Dakota Nurse Aide Registry without repeating the 75-hour training program or taking North Dakota's competency exams. Learn more in our CNA License Reciprocity in North Dakota guide.
For complete details on training, testing, renewal, and maintaining certification, see our full CNA License & Registration in North Dakota guide.
Career Growth & Advancement
Many CNAs use their experience as a stepping stone toward advanced healthcare careers:
- Specialized certifications (e.g., dementia care, medication aide)
- Promotion into shift supervisor or training coordinator roles
- Bridge programs to become an LPN or RN
- Opportunities in healthcare administration or education
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Frequently Asked Questions about CNA Classes in New England
How long does it take to complete a CNA program in New England?
Most CNA programs in New England can be completed in 4–12 weeks, depending on whether you choose a traditional, accelerated, or weekend schedule.
How much does CNA training cost in New England?
Contact the program in New England directly for its current cost. Some schools and healthcare employers may cover the cost or reimburse you after hiring.
Are there free CNA classes in New England?
No program in New England is listed as free. Free CNA classes are offered in other North Dakota cities. Some hospitals, nursing homes, and workforce programs may offer free CNA training in exchange for a work commitment.
Are there online CNA training options available in New England?
No program in New England is listed with online classes. Online and hybrid programs are offered in other North Dakota cities. Clinical training is always in person.
Are there any 4-week CNA classes in New England?
No 4-week program is listed in New England. 4-week CNA programs are offered in other North Dakota cities, usually in 3 to 5 weeks.
Which nearby cities are there for CNA classes and job opportunities?
Near New England there are several other cities with CNA classes and job opportunities, such as Bowman, Richardton, Dickinson, Glen Ullin and Elgin. You can also look at the North Dakota state page to find more.
How do I get listed on the North Dakota CNA registry?
To work as a CNA in North Dakota, you must be added to the official state registry. See our North Dakota CNA registry guide for step-by-step instructions.
Where do CNAs work in New England?
CNAs in New England are employed in hospitals, nursing homes, home health agencies, and other healthcare facilities. Many also use their CNA experience as a stepping stone to LPN or RN careers.
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