The qualifications you need to become a remote or work from home CNA include some postsecondary training, licensure in your state, and a stable internet connection. A high school diploma or GED certificate is necessary to qualify for a certified nursing assistant training program. These programs are available at community and trade schools, although some hospitals also provide accredited training. You need to understand basic nursing principles and medical terminology. A work from home CNA handles responsibilities related to telehealth, which is when you monitor, interact, and assist patients through via computer, often by providing an assessment or answering basic health questions.