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Licensed Nursing Assistants (LNA) perform routine nursing-related services to patients in health care facilities and clinics, under the training or supervision of a registered nurse or licensed practical nurse. Duties of the LNA involve provision of direct care or assistance to care recipients. LNA nursing-related services may include: personal care (bathing, grooming, dressing); elimination; nutrition; positioning and transferring; transporting; and taking vital signs (temperature and blood pressure readings). They may work in hospitals, nursing homes, and in the community.
Legislation: NH RSA 326-B; Administrative Rules Chapter Nur 100-800
Licensure Requirements:
Examination: Written examination required
Continuing Education: 24 hours every two years at renewal that enhance knowledge and skills
Fees:
Reciprocity: No, but license may be issued by endorsement
revised Jan 2018