Scheduling Your Exam

Colorado - National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP)

Once you have completed your Profile (demographics) and application, your Home Page will state: “Click here to schedule your examinations.”

Select PR (skills evaluation) first. Select the test site you want to use, and a calendar will appear with available test dates highlighted.
Select the date you want and repeat the process for the AW (Written) or AO (Oral English).
Proceed to checkout and select your form of payment. When completed, you will receive a Confirmation Notice and Receipt of Payment via email.

Testing Locations

In-Facility Testing (INF) - In-facility testing is when your state approved Training Program Nurse Aide instructor has decided with Credentia to test at your training program on a specific date.

Healthcare Professions Profile Requirement

The Michael Skolnik Medical Transparency Act (section 24-34-110, C.R.S.) requires certified nurse aides to create and keep current an online Healthcare Professions Profile.

To create your profile, you will answer “yes/no” questions about your education, employer, disciplinary actions in any state, felony convictions, and crimes of moral turpitude. You can also enter information about awards and charity/volunteer work.

If you answer yes to:

1) disciplinary actions and/or restriction/ suspension of a CNA license; and/or

2) felony conviction (or crime of moral turpitude)

You must send a copy of the final document to the Division of Professions and Occupations. That document will be posted online with your Healthcare Professions Profile and can be viewed by the public.

When your information changes you must update your online Profile within 30 days. If you do not meet these requirements, you can receive an administrative fine and will not be able to renew your CNA license. If you have questions, or need to update your Healthcare Professions Profile, please see the DORA website at https://www.dora.colorado.gov/ or call the HPPP Helpdesk at 303-894-5942 or by email at dora_dpo_hppp@state.co.us.

Accommodations

Credentia complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act and will provide reasonable accommodations to anyone with a documented disability who might need a little help in accessing the test.

Test accommodations may include things like:

A separate testing rooms.
Extra testing time.
A Reader or Recorder, for individuals with mobility, hearing or vision difficulties who cannot read or write on their own.

Test accommodations will be considered on a case-by-case basis. If you’re requesting accommodations because of a disability, you must submit the proof of your condition.

This may include:

Supporting documents from the professional who diagnosed the condition.
A description of past accommodations that you have received.

Visit http://www.credentia.com/accommodations full details on the accommodations process and required supporting documentation.

Authorization to Test Notice

Your authorization to test notice will be in the form of an email that will be generated after you schedule your exam(s) online. The email will contain important information about your examination.