Certified Nurse Aide State Exam (Kansas)
Testers must have successfully completed a Certified Nurse Aide program before taking the Kansas Certified Nurse Aide state exam. The test is written and regulated by the Kansas Department of Health & Environment (KDHE).
COVID-19 Impact on Testing - Donnelly College will still be conducting the TEAS test and the CNA state tests in modified numbers to respect social distancing.
| 2021 TEST DATES |
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March 26 at 10am |
| April 16 at 10am |
| May 21 at 10am |
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June 16 at 10am |
| July 14 at 10am |
| August 25 at 10am |
| September 17 at 10am |
| October 15 at 10am |
| November 12 at 10am |
| December 15 at 10am |
Testing Procedures
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If you have failed the CNA exam and need to reschedule, download and print the request form here.
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If you have a CNA license in another state and need to challenge the Kansas exam, download and print the interstate application form here.
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Complete the form and send, along with the $20 fee, to KDADS/Health Occupations Credentialing 612 S Kansas Avenue Topeka KS 66603
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For questions about the test registration, call KDADS at (785) 296-6958.
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Once you receive an approval letter from the state, you may register for the test at Donnelly.
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Register with Donnelly at least one week in advance of the test by emailing awinslow@donnelly.edu. Include in the email your preferred date for testing and a daytime phone number.
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Please note, you are not registered until you have received a confirmation email from the Donnelly testing center.
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Arrive at least a half an hour before testing start time
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Present two forms of ID, one a picture ID
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Pay a $38 non-refundable testing fee to Donnelly College at the time of the test
Questions or concerns? Please call Andrea Winslow awinslow@donnelly.edu or 913-621-8783
Additional Information:
- If a tester arrives late or fails to appear for the test, he/she must reschedule with the KDHE online or by contacting KDHE at (316) 320-7375 to request a rescheduling form.
- Notification of passing status will be available online within one week of test completion. Students will know their scores immediately after taking the test.
- If the state exam is not passed within 12 months from the starting date of the initial CNA course, the entire CNA course must be retaken before the student can test again.
- CNAs with out of state licenses may challenge the Kansas test by filling out this form and sending it in to KDADs with the registration fee. Directions are on the form.
Test scores may be requested online or by writing to:
Health Occupations Credentialing, KDHE
Signature Bldg, Ste 330
1000 SW Jackson
Topeka, KS 66612-1365
Need more information? Contact:
Nursing Admissions / Allied Health Program Intake Coordinator
Director of Nursing