FLORIDA NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATOR (FL NHA) LICENSURE
EXAM 2026/2027HIGH YIELD PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND STUDY
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NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATOR (FL NHA) LICENSURE REAL
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***Content Areas: Licensure & Board Structure | Administrator-in-Training (AIT) Program
| Resident Rights & Facility Operations | Financial Management | Human Resources |
Quality Assurance & Performance Improvement | Survey Process & Regulatory
Compliance | Medicare & Medicaid Reimbursement | Legal & Ethical Issues | Leadership
& Management***
1. Which agency is responsible for licensing Nursing Home
Administrators in Florida?
A) Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA)
B) Department of Health (DOH)
C) Department of Elderly Affairs
D) Board of Nursing Home Administrators — CORRECT
ANSWER
Rationale: The Board of Nursing Home Administrators, under the
Department of Health, is statutorily responsible for licensing NHAs
,in Florida. The Board operates under Chapter 468, Part II, Florida
Statutes, and Chapter 64B10, Florida Administrative Code.
2. How many members serve on the Florida Board of Nursing Home
Administrators?
A) 5 members
B) 7 members — CORRECT ANSWER
C) 9 members
D) 11 members
Rationale: The Board consists of seven members appointed by the
Governor and confirmed by the Senate. Three members must be
licensed nursing home administrators, two must be health care
practitioners, and the remaining two must be laypersons who are not
and have never been nursing home administrators. This composition
ensures representation from the profession, the broader healthcare
community, and the public.
3. What is the term length for a member of the Board of Nursing
Home Administrators?
A) 2 years
B) 3 years
,C) 4 years — CORRECT ANSWER
D) 6 years
Rationale: Board members serve a term of 4 years or a term to
complete an unexpired vacancy. A member may only continue
serving if re-appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the
Senate.
4. Which two examinations are required for NHA licensure in
Florida?
A) AHCA exam and DOH exam
B) The NAB National Examination (NHA/CORE) and the Florida
Laws and Rules Examination
C) Both B — CORRECT ANSWER
D) The clinical skills exam and the financial management exam
Rationale: Applicants must pass both the NAB National
Examination (NHA/CORE) and the Florida Laws and Rules
Examination. Both parts must be passed within 12 months or the
applicant must reapply.
5. What is the passing score for the Florida Laws and Rules
Examination?
, A) 65%
B) 70%
C) 75% — CORRECT ANSWER
D) 80%
Rationale: The passing score for each part of the Florida NHA
examination is 75%.
6. How many continuing education (CE) hours are required for
biennial license renewal?
A) 15
B) 20
C) 30
D) 40 CEUs, with 20 hours required to be in-person training —
CORRECT ANSWER
Rationale: Licensees must complete 40 CEUs biennially, with a
maximum of 15 hours per topic and at least 20 hours required to be
in-person training. Preceptor credit allows 10 hours per biennium.
7. What mandatory education is required before license renewal?
EXAM 2026/2027HIGH YIELD PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND STUDY
GUIDE ACCURATE EXAM COMPLETE REAL QUESTIONS WITH
WELL ELABORATED ANSWERS AND DETAILED RATIONALES (100%
RELIABLE ANSWERS) CURRENTLY UPDATED VERSION 2026
EDITION |GUARANTEED SUCCESS A+ |JUST RELEASED FLORIDA
NURSING HOME ADMINISTRATOR (FL NHA) LICENSURE REAL
EXAM | INSTANT PDF ACCESS
***Content Areas: Licensure & Board Structure | Administrator-in-Training (AIT) Program
| Resident Rights & Facility Operations | Financial Management | Human Resources |
Quality Assurance & Performance Improvement | Survey Process & Regulatory
Compliance | Medicare & Medicaid Reimbursement | Legal & Ethical Issues | Leadership
& Management***
1. Which agency is responsible for licensing Nursing Home
Administrators in Florida?
A) Agency for Health Care Administration (AHCA)
B) Department of Health (DOH)
C) Department of Elderly Affairs
D) Board of Nursing Home Administrators — CORRECT
ANSWER
Rationale: The Board of Nursing Home Administrators, under the
Department of Health, is statutorily responsible for licensing NHAs
,in Florida. The Board operates under Chapter 468, Part II, Florida
Statutes, and Chapter 64B10, Florida Administrative Code.
2. How many members serve on the Florida Board of Nursing Home
Administrators?
A) 5 members
B) 7 members — CORRECT ANSWER
C) 9 members
D) 11 members
Rationale: The Board consists of seven members appointed by the
Governor and confirmed by the Senate. Three members must be
licensed nursing home administrators, two must be health care
practitioners, and the remaining two must be laypersons who are not
and have never been nursing home administrators. This composition
ensures representation from the profession, the broader healthcare
community, and the public.
3. What is the term length for a member of the Board of Nursing
Home Administrators?
A) 2 years
B) 3 years
,C) 4 years — CORRECT ANSWER
D) 6 years
Rationale: Board members serve a term of 4 years or a term to
complete an unexpired vacancy. A member may only continue
serving if re-appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the
Senate.
4. Which two examinations are required for NHA licensure in
Florida?
A) AHCA exam and DOH exam
B) The NAB National Examination (NHA/CORE) and the Florida
Laws and Rules Examination
C) Both B — CORRECT ANSWER
D) The clinical skills exam and the financial management exam
Rationale: Applicants must pass both the NAB National
Examination (NHA/CORE) and the Florida Laws and Rules
Examination. Both parts must be passed within 12 months or the
applicant must reapply.
5. What is the passing score for the Florida Laws and Rules
Examination?
, A) 65%
B) 70%
C) 75% — CORRECT ANSWER
D) 80%
Rationale: The passing score for each part of the Florida NHA
examination is 75%.
6. How many continuing education (CE) hours are required for
biennial license renewal?
A) 15
B) 20
C) 30
D) 40 CEUs, with 20 hours required to be in-person training —
CORRECT ANSWER
Rationale: Licensees must complete 40 CEUs biennially, with a
maximum of 15 hours per topic and at least 20 hours required to be
in-person training. Preceptor credit allows 10 hours per biennium.
7. What mandatory education is required before license renewal?
