Kansas requires 90 hours of CNA training in a state approved program. A Kansas CNA course has two parts. Part I includes 20 hours of didactic or classroom training and 20 hours of supervised laboratory and clinical instruction.
Part II is advanced training and should include a minimum of 25 hours didactic or classroom instruction combined with 25 hours supervised clinical instruction in a licensed adult care home environment. The clinical portion in part II may be done at the end of the didactic portion.