State program directory

New Hampshire CNA Training Programs

Browse 23 CNA training programs in the reviewed directory for New Hampshire. Compare locations and contacts; confirm approval and costs before enrolling.

State terminology: Licensed nursing assistant (LNA). New Hampshire Nurse Practice Act ↗ · terminology checked November 5, 2026.

Program directory checked November 3, 2026. Official directory reviewed.

Directory overview

23 programs are listed in the reviewed directory for New Hampshire. Before enrolling, confirm current approval for the exact training site with the state. Ask the program about total cost, schedule and clinical placement.

The Board of Nursing list is updated periodically. Some programs publish a contact email but no public phone number; those phone fields are blank. Confirm current approval, cost, schedule and clinical placement with the program.

CNA training programs in New Hampshire

Listed alphabetically, not ranked. The table reproduces the list published by New Hampshire Office of Professional Licensure and Certification, Board of Nursing. Exact duplicate rows are shown once. A listing is not a recommendation.

23 programs shown.

Programs published by New Hampshire Office of Professional Licensure and Certification, Board of Nursing.
CNA training programs in New Hampshire, listed by New Hampshire Office of Professional Licensure and Certification, Board of Nursing, checked November 3, 2026.
ProgramLocationAddressPhone
BILH Exeter Hospital LNA ProgramLNA programExeter4 Alumni Drive(603) 580-7338
Cheshire Medical Center LNA ProgramLNA programKeene580 Court Street(603) 354-5454 ext. 2613
Coos County Nursing HospitalLNA programStewartstownPO Box 10, County Farm Road West(603) 246-3321
Cottage Hospital LNA ProgramLNA programWoodsville90 Swiftwater Road—
Genesis Health Care - Mountain Ridge CenterLNA programFranklin6 Baldwin Street(603) 915-1533
Glencliff HomeLNA programGlencliff393 High Street(603) 989-3111
Golden View Health Care LNA ProgramLNA programMeredith19 NH Rt 104(603) 279-8111 ext. 4137
Kendal at HanoverLNA programHanover67 Cummings Road—
Lakes Region Community CollegeLNA programLaconia379 Belmont Road(603) 366-5310
LNA Health Careers, LLCLNA programManchester70 Market Street(603) 647-2174
Manchester Community College Workforce Development CenterLNA programManchester1066 Front Street(603) 206-8164
Merrimack County Nursing Home LNA ProgramLNA programBoscawen325 DW Highway(603) 796-3275
New Hampshire Veterans HomeLNA programTilton139 Winter Street(603) 527-4895
Portsmouth Regional Hospital LNA ProgramLNA programPortsmouth333 Borthwick Ave(603) 433-4950
River Mead LNA ProgramLNA programPeterborough300 Rivermead Road(603) 924-0062
River Valley Community CollegeLNA programClaremont1 College Place(603) 252-1812
St Joseph's Hospital LNA ProgramLNA programNashua5 Woodward Ave.(603) 884-4622
St. Francis RehabLNA programLaconia406 Court Street(603) 524-0466
Sullivan County Health CareLNA programUnity5 Nursing Home Drive—
Team Select Home Care LNA ProgramLNA programSalem12 Stiles Road, Suite 103(603) 453-3189
The Dover Center LNA ProgramLNA programDover307 Plaza Drive(603) 749-9000
Thrive Health Career InstituteLNA programPortsmouth195 New Hampshire Avenue, Suite 245(603) 600-4144
White Mountains Community College - Littleton Academic CenterLNA programLittleton646 Union Street, Suite 300(603) 444-1326

A dash or missing field means the directory we reviewed did not publish that detail. 3 of 23 entries have no phone. Confirm it with the program or the state agency.

How does CNA training work in New Hampshire?

  • New Hampshire LNA programs must include at least 100 hours of training: 40 hours of theory and 60 hours of clinical experience. You get 16 hours of instruction before you work with patients (Nur 704.09).
  • After you finish an approved program, you must pass both the written and skills parts of the competency evaluation before you can apply for your license (Nur 702.03). New Hampshire calls nursing assistants Licensed Nursing Assistants (LNAs).

Read the full New Hampshire training guide →

How should you verify a program before enrolling?

  • Confirm the program’s current state approval and the exact location where training takes place.
  • Get a written breakdown of tuition, lab and clinical fees, exam fees, supplies, background checks and refund terms.
  • Ask about class schedules, clinical placement, attendance rules and completion requirements.
  • Confirm the testing provider, candidate handbook and retake policy before paying.
  • Ask about funding, payment plans and any employer tuition support.

What if a program is not on this list?

A program may be new, inactive, listed under a different name or added after this directory was checked. Its absence does not establish approval or closure. Ask the state agency to confirm the exact program and training site before paying.

How much does CNA training cost in New Hampshire?

This program list does not include prices. Tuition, lab fees, exams, fingerprinting, supplies and travel costs vary by school and location. Ask each program for the full amount and use the Training Costs & Funding guide to compare offers.

We publish a cost only when the state or school provides it, with the date checked. We do not estimate missing prices.

Where does this list come from?

New Hampshire licensed nursing assistant educational programs ↗ · Checked November 3, 2026.

Publisher: New Hampshire Office of Professional Licensure and Certification, Board of Nursing.

Training costs & funding → Read the New Hampshire state guide