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Nursing home staffing in District of Columbia: residents per CNA, home by home
District of Columbia's middle nursing home has one nurse aide on duty for every 9.4 residents at an average hour (the middle US home 10.7), and 32.6% of its nursing staff left in a year, by what 13 nursing homes report to Medicare from their payroll (Oct 2026). None of them is hiring on this site yet.
District of Columbia nursing homes hiring now, by staffing
Each nursing home hiring on this site, as it reports to Medicare, fewest residents per aide on duty first. District of Columbia's middle home: 9.4 per aide.
No District of Columbia nursing home is hiring on this site yet. Nursing home jobs lists every one that is, by state.
Residents per aide on duty averages the day's 24 hours: day shifts have more aides and nights fewer. Licensed nurses are RNs and LPNs. Turnover is the share of nursing staff who left in a year. Ratings are Medicare's, 1 to 5 stars.
Agencies that place CNAs and nurses in District of Columbia
Agency staff worked 5.9% of the nurse aide hours in District of Columbia's nursing homes (1 Apr to 30 Jun 2026).
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Places: Nurses, CNAs & PCTs, Therapy & rehab, Mental health
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Nursing home staffing in District of Columbia: common questions
What is the CNA to resident ratio in District of Columbia nursing homes?
At District of Columbia's middle nursing home, one nurse aide is on duty for every 9.4 residents at an average hour; the middle half of its 13 nursing homes run from 8.1 to 9.7, against 10.7 at the middle US home. Day shifts have more aides on the floor and nights fewer. Licensed nurses (RNs and LPNs) have 12.3 residents each. From what each home reports to Medicare from its payroll (Oct 2026).
How much nursing staff turnover do District of Columbia nursing homes have?
At the middle District of Columbia nursing home, 32.6% of the nursing staff left in a year (the middle half 30.1% to 44.2%), against 44.7% at the middle US home; 33.1% of its registered nurses.
How much do District of Columbia nursing homes use agency CNAs?
From 1 Apr to 30 Jun 2026, agency (contract) staff worked 5.9% of the nurse aide hours in District of Columbia's nursing homes (US: 4.9%) and 3.6% of nurse hours; 6 of its 16 homes used some, by what each reports to Medicare's Payroll-Based Journal. Travel and agency healthcare jobs are listed every night.
Where are the nursing home jobs in District of Columbia?
Nursing home jobs lists every open job at the nursing homes and senior care employers this site reads, by state.
Nursing home staffing in other states
Each state's figures and the nursing homes hiring there.
- Texas171
- Illinois113
- Florida93
- New York92
- Indiana89
- Pennsylvania89
- Missouri81
- California72
- Ohio71
- North Carolina65
- New Jersey64
- Massachusetts49
- Connecticut48
- Maryland40
- Michigan39
- Minnesota38
- Iowa37
- Wisconsin35
- Georgia34
- Tennessee27
- Alabama26
- Virginia26
- Louisiana20
- Nebraska19
- Colorado18
- Arizona17
- Kansas17
- Kentucky17
- Oregon17
- Washington17
- Delaware13
- Arkansas12
- South Carolina10
- Idaho8
- Oklahoma8
- Montana7
- New Mexico6
- South Dakota6
- Mississippi5
- New Hampshire5
- Vermont4
- Wyoming4
- West Virginia3
- Maine2
- Nevada2
- Alaska1
- Hawaii1
- Rhode Island1
- North Dakota
- Utah
Sources and method
Each nursing home's reported nurse aide, LPN and RN hours per resident per day and its nursing staff turnover, as Medicare publishes them from the Payroll-Based Journal. Residents per staff member on duty is 24 divided by the hours per resident per day. The state's figure is its middle nursing home's (the median). A nursing home is listed here when an employer this site reads names it by its Medicare number.
- Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Nursing Home Provider Information (Care Compare), Oct 2026, published 1 Oct 2026
- Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, Payroll Based Journal Daily Nurse Staffing, 1 Apr to 30 Jun 2026
Cite this page
CareJobs.Now. (2026). Nursing home staffing in District of Columbia. Data as of 1 Oct 2026. https://carejobs.now/nursing-home-staffing/district-of-columbia