Free Connecticut CNA Exam Prep
Connecticut Certified Nursing Assistant
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Connecticut CNA License: Complete Roadmap
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Complete Connecticut DPH-Approved CNA Training
Complete at least 100 hours of DPH-approved training (CT requires 25 hours more than the federal OBRA 75-hour minimum) including supervised clinical practice.
Connecticut DPH Regulations & RegistryYou are here
Study CT-specific rules: DPH registry maintenance, 100-hour training requirement, mandatory abuse reporting timelines (24 hours to DPH), MOLST form (CT's version of POLST).
Patient Care & Safety Skills
Master personal care, vital signs, positioning, transfers, infection control (soap/water for C. diff/norovirus; N95 for TB; contact precautions for MRSA), fire safety (RACE/PASS), and fall prevention.
Clinical Skills & Written Review
Practice all 5 clinical skills (Handwashing and Indirect Care are always scored in CT, plus 3 randomly assigned skills). Review residents' rights under OBRA, MOLST, dementia care, and therapeutic communication.
Can You Take the Connecticut CNA Exam?
Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements
- •Complete a Connecticut DPH-approved CNA training program (minimum 100 hours — 25 hours above the federal OBRA minimum)
- •Must not have a substantiated finding of abuse, neglect, or misappropriation on any state nurse aide registry
- •Must pass both written exam (60 questions, 90 min) AND clinical skills evaluation (5 skills: 3 assigned + mandatory Handwashing and Indirect Care)
- •Register with the Connecticut Nurse Aide Registry via DPH after passing
- •Reciprocity available for CNAs on other state registries in good standing
Connecticut CNA Quick Facts
Time to Get Licensed
2-4 weeks after completing training program
From start to license in hand
Retake Policy
Candidates who fail one part only need to retake that part. Retakes scheduled through Prometric at the same fee. Contact CT DPH for attempt limits and time windows.
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Connecticut CNA Exam Details
Connecticut Certified Nursing Assistant
Administered by Connecticut DPH / Prometric
Exam Content Breakdown
Based on the official Connecticut DPH / Prometric content outline
ADLs (14%): bathing, grooming, dressing, positioning; Basic Nursing (39%): vital signs, infection control, safety; Restorative (8%): ROM, ambulation, assistive devices
Mental/Emotional Health (11%): therapeutic communication, behavioral needs, cognitive impairment; Spiritual/Cultural (2%): respecting individual beliefs
Communication (8%): reporting, documentation; Client Rights (7%): OBRA rights, MOLST; Legal & Ethical (3%): mandatory reporting, DPH abuse timelines; Healthcare Team (8%): delegation, CT registry
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