Healthcare training programs in District of Columbia
CNA, phlebotomy, pharmacy technician, medication aide and more. See District of Columbia's requirements and get matched with programs near you or online.
- CNA training
- At least 125 hours in District of Columbia (+50 over the federal 75)
- Phlebotomy license
- Not required by the state
- Online options
- Pharmacy tech, billing & coding, medical admin, Advanced CNA
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Becoming a CNA in District of Columbia
District of Columbia requires at least 125 hours of state-approved nurse aide training, 50 hours more than the federal minimum of 75. After training you take the state competency exam (written and skills) and get listed on District of Columbia's nurse aide registry.
Frequently asked questions
How many hours of CNA training does District of Columbia require?
District of Columbia requires at least 125 hours of nurse aide training, 50 hours more than the federal minimum of 75.
Do phlebotomists need a license in District of Columbia?
No. District of Columbia doesn't require a state phlebotomy license, but most employers prefer national certification such as NHA CPT, ASCP PBT or AMT RPT.
Can I train online in District of Columbia?
Yes, for many programs. Pharmacy technician, billing and coding, medical administrative assistant and Advanced CNA coursework can often be done fully online. CNA, phlebotomy and other hands-on programs let you do coursework online but require in-person skills training in District of Columbia.
Requirements change. Confirm current rules with your state's nurse aide registry or licensing agency before you enroll.