CNA Jobs in Florida

Last updated: October 5, 2026. There are 480 open CNA positions on this page right now, pulled from job boards and employer career sites across Florida.

Certified nursing assistants are in steady demand across the state. Hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, home health agencies, and per diem staffing platforms post new CNA openings every day. We refresh this page automatically every morning, so the listings below are always current. Every listing links straight to the original posting where you can apply.

How Do You Apply for These CNA Jobs?

Every card above links to the original job posting. You apply on the employer's or job board's site, not on ours. In our experience, new CNAs get hired fastest when they apply to several openings at once, have their license number from the Florida Board of Nursing registry ready, and follow up by phone with the facility a few days after applying. Per diem platforms are also a practical way to pick up shifts quickly while you wait to hear back from full time positions.

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CNA Job Board Questions

How often are these CNA job listings updated?

This page refreshes automatically every morning. Each update pulls current CNA openings from the major job boards, removes listings that are no longer being advertised, and adds new ones. The date and job count at the top of the page tell you exactly how fresh the list is.

How much do CNA jobs in Florida pay?

The median CNA wage in Florida is $18.03 per hour per the May 2025 federal wage data, and pay varies quite a bit by metro (we break this down in our guide to CNA pay in Florida adjusted for cost of living). Many of the listings above show the advertised rate. Per diem shifts through staffing platforms often pay above the median, while some long term care facilities start below it.

Do I need a Florida CNA license before applying?

Most employers require an active CNA license on the Florida Board of Nursing registry before your first shift. Some will interview you while your state exam is pending. A training certificate alone does not authorize you to work as a CNA; passing the state exam is what earns you the license.

Where do these job listings come from?

Listings are gathered automatically from public job postings across sources like Indeed, LinkedIn, Monster, staffing platforms, and employer career sites. Every listing links to the original posting, and you always apply on the employer's or job board's own site.