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Key Facts: Florida CNA Exam
87%
FL First-Time Pass Rate
Q1 2024 AHCA data
120 hrs
Training Required
FL Statute 464.203
70%
Written Passing Score
42/60 questions
24 hrs
In-Service Every 2 Yrs
FL Admin Code
$135
Exam Fee (FL)
Prometric
100%
Skills Accuracy Required
Prometric
Florida reports an 87% first-time pass rate for the CNA exam — one of the nation's highest. The state requires 120 hours of approved training (vs. the 75-hour federal minimum) before testing, which contributes to better preparedness. Florida AHCA maintains the Nurse Aide Registry; CNAs must complete 24 hours of in-service training every 2 years to recertify. With 216,200 annual CNA openings nationally (BLS) and a large elderly population in Florida, job demand is exceptionally strong.
About the Florida CNA Exam
The Florida CNA exam is a two-part Prometric test: a 60-question written test (90 min) and a clinical skills demonstration. Passing certifies you for the Florida AHCA Nurse Aide Registry. Florida requires 120 hours of approved training (40 clinical) before testing.
Questions
60 scored questions
Time Limit
90 minutes written + skills test
Passing Score
70% written + 100% skills
Exam Fee
$135 (Prometric / Florida AHCA)
Florida CNA Exam Content Outline
Basic Nursing Care
Vital signs, anatomy, observation & reporting, emergency situations
Promotion of Function and Health
Personal care, nutrition, elimination, mobility, ROM, assistive devices
Role of the Nurse Aide
Florida AHCA registry, scope of practice, resident rights, HIPAA, reporting chain
Promotion of Safety
Infection control, fall prevention, fire safety, restraints, emergency response
Specialized Care
Sensory impairment, dementia, oxygen use, end-of-life care, psychological impairments
How to Pass the Florida CNA Exam
What You Need to Know
- Passing score: 70% written + 100% skills
- Exam length: 60 questions
- Time limit: 90 minutes written + skills test
- Exam fee: $135
Keys to Passing
- Complete 500+ practice questions
- Score 80%+ consistently before scheduling
- Focus on highest-weighted sections
- Use our AI tutor for tough concepts
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Florida CNA exam pass rate?
Florida reports approximately 87% first-time pass rate for the written CNA exam (Q1 2024 data). The state's higher 120-hour training requirement (vs. 75 federal minimum) helps candidates prepare more thoroughly. The skills portion has a lower pass rate — you must demonstrate all steps of each skill correctly.
Who administers the Florida CNA exam?
Prometric administers the Florida CNA competency exam on behalf of the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA). AHCA maintains the Florida Nurse Aide Registry. After passing, your name is added to the registry within 30 days.
What are Florida's CNA training requirements?
Florida requires a minimum of 120 hours of state-approved CNA training before you can test. This includes at least 40 hours of clinical (hands-on) experience. This exceeds the federal minimum of 75 hours. Programs must be approved by the Florida Department of Health / AHCA.
How do I maintain my Florida CNA certification?
Florida CNAs must complete 24 hours of in-service training every 2 years (biennium) and work at least one day of nursing or nursing-related services during the period. AHCA maintains the registry and sends renewal notices. Failure to maintain certification results in removal from the registry.
What is the Florida background screening requirement?
Florida requires Level 2 background screening through the Care Provider Background Screening Clearinghouse, including FDLE (Florida Department of Law Enforcement) and FBI checks. A disqualifying offense (abuse, neglect, theft) will prevent CNA certification in Florida.
How do I report abuse as a Florida CNA?
Florida CNAs are mandatory reporters under Florida Statutes Chapter 415. You must immediately report suspected abuse, neglect, or exploitation to the Florida Abuse Hotline at 1-800-962-2873. You must also report to your supervisor. Failure to report is a crime in Florida.