Credentia Nurse Aide Evaluator

About Credentia Nurse Aide Evaluator

Credentia, a licensing exam provider, hires registered nurses as Nurse Aide Evaluators for the National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP) exam. Evaluators work at testing sites near home, proctoring the written portion and scoring the skills portion as CNA candidates perform five randomly chosen skills. Evaluators choose facilities and set their own availability in Credentia's scheduling system. Credentia's official pages do not publish pay, payout method or timing, or whether evaluators are employees or contractors.

Who can apply

You need an active, unencumbered RN license (current postings ask for at least two years), at least one year caring for elderly or chronically ill patients and availability for at least four testing events a month. The work is in person, so you need auto liability insurance if you drive and must be able to stand, walk and lift up to 50 pounds on site. Most current postings are part-time and statewide, while a few city postings are full-time with in-state travel.