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Training and Skills
How to request accommodations for Washington's two-part CNA exam: disability accommodations through Credentia for the knowledge test, arrangements through your program for the skills test, and the oral format for English reading difficulty.
Training and Skills
Washington CNA exam results come from three places: your evaluator gives the skills result on test day, Credentia reports the knowledge result after your appointment, and the DOH lists your credential in Provider Credential Search.
Training and Skills
The Washington CNA exam costs $155: $100 for the in-person skills test paid to the test site and $55 for the Credentia knowledge test. What each fee covers, what retakes add, and what the exam fees leave out.
Training and Skills
Washington's oral CNA exam is the Credentia knowledge test read aloud through headphones for candidates who read English with difficulty. Who it is for, how to request it at registration, and how it compares to the standard format.
Training and Skills
A step-by-step walkthrough of registering for Washington's two-part nursing assistant exam: scheduling the $100 skills test through your program, registering with Credentia for the $55 knowledge test, and applying to the DOH.
Training and Skills
How the $55 Credentia knowledge test works for Washington nursing assistant candidates: when you can register, the multiple-choice and oral formats, the content areas, how the passing standard is set, and how results reach the DOH.
Washington Credentialing
How Washington's two-part nursing assistant exam works since the 2023 change: the $100 in-person skills test run by your training program, the $55 Credentia knowledge test, the required order, what evaluators score, and retake rules.