Rhode Island
CNA Jobs in Rhode Island
There are 3 open CNA jobs in Rhode Island on Flor right now. Today's openings are in PACE programs. Across the listings below that post an hourly rate, pay runs $19 to $24 an hour.
Certified nursing assistants in Rhode Island are hired by PACE programs, home care agencies, long-term care and skilled nursing facilities, and hospice teams. The work ranges from personal care and mobility support in a facility to visits in patients' homes. Shifts vary by employer, and every listing below shows its schedule, setting and the certification required before you apply.
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3 CNA jobs in Rhode Island, updated October 17, 2026
$19-$22/hrVerifiedDaysRotating weekendsPACE day centerFull-timeFlor verified- $21-$24/hrVerifiedDaysMileage + paid travel timeWeekend shift bonusSame participants, not strangers+4 moreFlor verified
- $19-$22/hrVerifiedDaysM-FDays onlyNo home visits+3 more60-80Flor verified
Questions
How much do CNAs make in Rhode Island?
On the CNA jobs listed on Flor in Rhode Island today, posted hourly pay ranges from $19 to $24 an hour. Pay depends on the setting, shift and experience, and every listing shows its own range when the employer posted one.
Do I need a Rhode Island CNA license?
Yes. To work as a CNA in Rhode Island you need to be listed on the Rhode Island nurse aide registry. If you are certified in another state, you can usually transfer through reciprocity; check with the Rhode Island registry. Each listing on Flor shows the certification the employer requires.
How does applying through Flor work?
Create a free profile with your name, zip and license type, then apply. For jobs posted directly to Flor, your application goes straight to the employer's portal and inbox, and they contact you themselves. For jobs found on an employer's careers page, Apply takes you to the employer's own application. No third-party recruiters sit in between, and license verification is never required to apply.