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Medicine, 20.09.2020 02:01 shainaanderson24

After becoming certified and working seven years, a nursing assistant is moving to a different state. What does the nursing assistant need to do to be eligible to work in the new state? apply for a job in the new state and tell the employer they have been certified for seven years contact the agency in the new state and learn the requirements to be listed on that state’s registry send a copy of the original certificate of competency to the new state agency in charge of nursing assistants

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