Requirements not individually verified. This page has not been verified against Vermont-specific rules. Reinstatement eligibility, exam providers, fees, and windows vary by state. Always confirm current requirements directly with Vermont Division of Licensing and Protection (DLP) before scheduling your exam. Vermont Division of Licensing and Protection (DLP)
How to Reinstate Your Lapsed CNA License in Vermont
If your CNA certification has lapsed in Vermont, contact the Vermont Nurse Aide Registry to find out what options you have. Reinstatement rules, eligibility windows, exam providers, and fees are set by Vermont Division of Licensing and Protection (DLP) — they are the only authoritative source for your specific situation.
Contact Vermont Division of Licensing and Protection (DLP) for your current eligibility and requirements.
Registry & Authority
Vermont Nurse Aide Registry
Vermont Division of Licensing and Protection (DLP)
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Confirm with your state registry
Contact Vermont DLP Survey and Certification for the current approved exam provider and fee.
Step-by-step reinstatement process in Vermont
Follow these steps in order to reinstate your Vermont CNA certification.
Look up the official Vermont nurse aide registry
Use the official registry link above to visit Vermont Division of Licensing and Protection (DLP)'s website. Look up your listing to see your current status and learn who to contact about reinstatement.
Contact the registry to ask about your reinstatement options
Call or email Vermont Division of Licensing and Protection (DLP) directly. Explain that your certification has lapsed and ask what your options are. They will tell you your eligibility, current requirements, fees, and approved exam provider — if any reinstatement path is available to you.
Follow the process your registry specifies
Reinstatement processes vary by state and individual situation. Follow the exact steps Vermont Division of Licensing and Protection (DLP) provides. This may involve scheduling an exam, completing training hours, or other requirements specific to your case.
Confirm your active listing before returning to work
After completing all requirements, verify that your listing shows as active in the Vermont registry before accepting a nursing aide position. Do not work in a nurse aide role until your listing is confirmed.
Always verify with the official registry
State requirements change. Confirm current reinstatement rules with Vermont Division of Licensing and Protection (DLP) before scheduling your exam. The information above reflects publicly available guidance as of 2025–2026.
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