Vermont CNA CE Courses (2026)
To renew your CNA license in Vermont you need to satisfy the Vermont Board of Nursing (Office of Professional Regulation, Secretary of State)'s in-service / continuing-education training requirement . Below is what the board requires and a comparison of course providers that offer qualifying training. This is an unofficial guide — confirm any course is board-approved before you buy.
What Vermont requires for CNA renewal
| In-service / CE required | No single fixed hour count — see details |
|---|---|
| Renewal cycle | 24 months |
| Governing body | Vermont Board of Nursing (Office of Professional Regulation, Secretary of State) |
Vermont does not require CE for LNA renewal. Instead the licensee meets an active-practice requirement of 400 hours in the prior two years (qualifying work that reinforces LNA skills counts, with employer verification). Lapses require passing the LNA exams, or repeating an education program if lapsed five years or more. (A CE requirement applies only to Medication Nursing Assistants.)
Full CNA renewal guide for Vermont (deadlines, fees & CE) →
Vermont CNA CE course providers
- Medline University
Free and low-cost in-service training modules for nurse aides.
- CEUfast — Nurse Aide
In-service and continuing-education courses for nursing assistants.
- Elite Learning — CNA In-Service
CNA in-service training packages covering federally required topics.
- Relias
Employer-oriented in-service and competency training widely used in long-term care.
Vermont CNA CE courses: frequently asked questions
How many CE hours do I need to renew my CNA license in Vermont?
Vermont does not set a single fixed CE-hour count for CNA renewal. Vermont does not require CE for LNA renewal. Instead the licensee meets an active-practice requirement of 400 hours in the prior two years (qualifying work that reinforces LNA skills counts, with employer verification). Lapses require passing the LNA exams, or repeating an education program if lapsed five years or more. (A CE requirement applies only to Medication Nursing Assistants.)
Do online CNA CE courses count in Vermont?
Online courses generally count when the provider is approved by or recognized by the Vermont Board of Nursing (Office of Professional Regulation, Secretary of State). Always confirm a course is accepted before you buy it.
Where do I report my Vermont CNA CE?
Vermont generally has you attest to CE at renewal and keep your own documentation in case of an audit. Confirm the current process with the Vermont Board of Nursing (Office of Professional Regulation, Secretary of State).
Requirement last verified 2026-06-01 from the Vermont Board of Nursing (Office of Professional Regulation, Secretary of State). Always confirm current rules with the board before relying on this.
Official Vermont Board of Nursing (Office of Professional Regulation, Secretary of State) site →