Complete requirements guide for traveling healthcare workers
Application Fee
$55
Processing Time
14–21
days
Renewal Period
2
years
Renewal Fee
Varies
Connecticut's registry is entirely outsourced to Prometric. Travel CNAs should double-check their home state's training hours; if you have fewer than 100 hours, you may be required to take the CT competency exam.
License by Endorsement
Available for out-of-state licensees
Temporary License
Not available
Background Check
Required
Fingerprinting
Not required
Jurisprudence Exam
Not required
Endorsement Fee: $55
Applicants must use Prometric's 'Route 7' (Registry in another State). Requires proof of 100+ hours of training and being active in another state's registry.
Prometric handles the administrative review which can take 2-3 weeks.
Connecticut does not charge a renewal fee, but missing the work requirement window will require retaking the exam.
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