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Caregiver training requirements in North Dakota

Last verified October 17, 2026 · All North Dakota resources

North Dakota does not set a number of training hours for non-medical caregivers. No state hour minimum for private-pay agencies. QSP agency staff must meet the department's competency standards, and agencies must provide evidence of competency at least every 60 months.

How many hours of training are required?

RequirementNorth Dakota
Initial trainingNo set hours
Annual trainingNo set hours
RuleN.D. Admin. Code 75-03-23-07

What should you confirm with the state?

The background check and competency rules shown apply only to Medicaid or state-funded qualified service providers; no rule covers private-pay non-medical agencies. Confirm current requirements with the North Dakota Department of Health and Human Services.

Is training time paid?

Yes. Required training for caregivers you employ is hours worked, so it is paid and counts toward overtime. Add training hours to each caregiver's weekly total with the overtime calculator and track them on the schedule template.

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