Get or Renew Your Nevada Food Handler Card
Finish in 90 minutes on any device.
Complete your accredited training online, pass the test, and your Nevada food handler card is on your screen the moment you pass.
Accepted in Clark County for cottage food
Selling homemade food under Nevada’s cottage food law? You’re in the right place — our ANAB-accredited training is accepted in Clark County, along with nursing home and healthcare food service staff, volunteers, and anyone else who needs an accredited food handler card.
One exception: restaurant and food establishment workers
If you’ll be working in a restaurant or other food establishment permitted in Clark County — including Las Vegas, Henderson, North Las Vegas, Mesquite, and Boulder City — you’ll need to get your food handler card through the Southern Nevada Health District directly. Contact them for their approved options.
Worth knowing if you supervise: a current Certified Food Protection Manager certification satisfies the requirement in place of a food handler card, and ours is accepted here. See Nevada food manager certification →
En español: si va a trabajar en un restaurante u otro establecimiento de alimentos en el Condado de Clark, debe obtener su tarjeta de manipulador de alimentos directamente a través del Southern Nevada Health District. Nuestro curso no cumple con ese requisito. Para todos los demás — incluida la comida casera (cottage food) — nuestra capacitación sí es aceptada.

How to Earn Your Nevada Food Handler Card
Enroll
Takes secondsCheck out in a few clicks — quick and secure, and your course opens the moment you pay.
Complete the Course
As little as 90 minutes — pause anytimeWatch short videos and pass the test on your schedule. Most people pass on their first try — and if not, your retake is free.
Get Your Card & Certificate
Issued the moment you finishDownload, print, or email your official food handler card and certificate instantly — or upgrade to have a professionally printed copy mailed to you.
Cottage food, healthcare, volunteers and more: our training is accepted in Clark County — you’re good to go.
Restaurant and food establishment workers: Clark County issues its own card through the Southern Nevada Health District — see the details above.

Does Nevada Require a Food Handler Card?
No — Nevada doesn’t have a state food handler law, but many counties and employers require anyone who handles food or works around food-contact surfaces to get a food handler card, usually within 30 days of starting the job. This video explains who needs one, how to get it online, and how to renew it before it expires — all with FoodSafePal.
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Common Questions About Getting or Renewing Your Nevada Food Handler Card
Ready to Get Your Nevada Food Handler Card?
Train at your pace, and your food handler card is on your screen the moment you pass.
Cottage food, healthcare, volunteers and more: our training is accepted in Clark County — you’re good to go.
Restaurant and food establishment workers: Clark County issues its own card through the Southern Nevada Health District — see the details above.
