Kayla brings more than two decades of healthcare experience across hospital, home health, and long-term care settings. She supports students with clear expectations, practical instruction, and guidance throughout the course. Read Kayla’s bio.
This Kansas CNA Refresher course combines five online hours with five in-person laboratory/clinical hours for previously trained CNAs who need a refresher route to active registry status.
Review eligibility, class dates, and the clinical location before enrolling. Completion records are submitted to KDADS; verify active registry status before returning to CNA work.
Here’s a clear, step-by-step overview of what to expect after registering for your course with We Care Online.
Review your eligibility, class dates, and required in-person clinical location. Choose a class you can attend and arrange payment through Registration Options.
Watch for your confirmation email after registering. Check spam/junk and follow any instructions needed before course access is granted.
Complete five online didactic hours within your scheduled course timeframe. Submit assignments and the course exam by instructor-posted deadlines.
Attend and participate in the required five-hour in-person laboratory/clinical session. Confirm facility expectations with your clinical instructor.
After successful completion, the sponsor/instructor sends the required records to KDADS. Check your Kansas Nurse Aide Registry record for active status before returning to CNA work.
Refresh core nurse aide knowledge and hands-on skills through this KDADS-approved Kansas CNA Refresher course. Complete five hours of online learning and five hours of in-person laboratory/clinical training.
Designed for Kansas CNAs who have not met the employment requirement in the past 24 consecutive months.
Review core care skills, safety, infection prevention, communication, and resident rights.
Successful completion is reported to KDADS for registry processing. Verify your active registry status before returning to CNA work.
Check your Kansas Nurse Aide Registry record before enrolling. A refresher course is one route for an inactive CNA; employment verification or an RN-administered skills checklist may be appropriate in some circumstances. Confirm the right route with KDADS.
Finish the assigned online coursework and exam by posted deadlines and attend the required in-person lab/clinical session. The sponsor/instructor submits completion records to KDADS. Registry reactivation depends on state processing.
Refresh the knowledge and practical skills used in your existing Kansas nurse aide role.
A refresher is one option for an inactive Kansas CNA. Confirm that the course fits your situation and verify your registry record before returning to work.
This course is for previously trained CNAs. If you need first-time CNA training, review the Kansas CNA program or contact We Care Online.
Employers may have additional hiring and orientation requirements. Job availability and pay vary. Course completion does not guarantee employment or immediate registry reactivation.
Check scheduled classes in Registration Options. If no class is close to you, join the waiting list or contact Melanie Fischer.
Kayla brings more than two decades of healthcare experience across hospital, home health, and long-term care settings. She supports students with clear expectations, practical instruction, and guidance throughout the course. Read Kayla’s bio.
Kristine began her healthcare career as a CNA in 1991 and holds a BSN from Texas Tech University. At We Care Online, she supports educators and facilities with state and federal compliance responsibilities.
Melanie became an RN in 2003 and joined We Care Online in 2006. She assists students and facilities with course scheduling, clinical arrangements, and course questions. Read Melanie’s bio.
Answers about Kansas eligibility, hours, clinical attendance, textbooks, tuition, and registry updates.
Previously trained Kansas CNAs who need a refresher route to active registry status after not meeting the employment requirement in the past 24 consecutive months. This is not first-time CNA training. Check your registry record and confirm the appropriate route before enrolling.
No. The course includes five online didactic hours and five required in-person laboratory/clinical hours, for 10 total hours. Both components are required.
Use Registration Options to review scheduled dates and locations. Do not enroll if you cannot attend the required clinical session. If no class is near you, join the waiting list or contact Melanie Fischer.
Complete online coursework within your selected class dates, meet instructor-posted deadlines, and attend the scheduled clinical session. Check the specific session details before enrolling. Access follows registration processing and any required enrollment review.
Contact your instructor as soon as possible. In-person attendance is required. Make-up sessions are rare and are not guaranteed; review the schedule and policies before registering.
No. Textbooks are optional and suggested. The original book covers and ordering links are shown under Optional Textbooks. Click a cover to view ordering options; optional purchases cost extra.
The current total is $399: a $370 class fee plus a $29 registration fee. Optional textbooks cost extra. Review the charges for your selected session before completing registration.
No. After successful completion, the sponsor/instructor submits the required records to KDADS. Check your registry record and verify active status before returning to CNA work.
Yes. Use Registration Options and select the facility or entity registration choice. Facilities can enroll students and request invoicing through the same process.
This is a KDADS-approved Kansas CNA Refresher course. Review KDADS’s refresher FAQ and We Care Online’s Refund, Payment Plan & Other Policies before enrolling.