How To: Renew Your CNA License

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The Wisconsin Nurse Aide Registry lists the names of CNAs who meet federal and/or state requirements. To work in a federally certified facility, CNAs must renew their license every 24 months.

As an employee of Alliance Services, or a prospective applicant, we require you to have a valid and up to date CNA License. Why renew your license?

⭐Stay employable: Ensure you remain eligible for job opportunities

⭐Compliance: Meet state requirements and avoid legal issues

⭐Career Growth: Maintain your qualifications for potential promotions

If your license has expired or is about to expire, follow the steps below to renew it!

Log into your TMU account:

If you haven’t set up your login credentials on the TMU website, call the registry at: 888-401-0465

Click here to access your account

Add your employer:

Select the ‘Employment’ tab to add your current or most recent employer to your account. Once you
enter your dates of employment, select ‘Create’ to submit a request to your employer.

Note: You will not be able to enter an agency as your employer. Only enter the name of the facility you are working at or have been placed with through your agency.

Wait for employer verification:

Once you submit a verification request to your employer through the TMU website, your employer
will log into their TMU account and approve or deny the request.

Success!

Your CNA license will be extended by 24 months once your employer approves your verification
request.

Haven’t worked in the past 24 months?

If you have not worked as a CNA in the last 24 months, you do not meet the minimum work
requirements to renew your license. This means you need to test again. This includes both a skills
test and a written test. For more information about the re-testing process, you can contact: 888-401-0465

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