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  • Section 2_BOD_Policy_Manual.pdf

    Support for ongoing operation of NCSBN products and services or of member board operations will not be considered. 1.3 Support to member boards will only be in the form of products and services or time-limited financial transitional resources. 2.0 Standards/Criteria 2.1 All requests shall be submitted in writing to the CEO and must be submitted by the member board executive officer. 2.2 The request must be related to at least one of NCSBN’s program/service areas: a. Regulation; b. Examinations; c. Education; d. Research; e. Policy; f. Practice; g. Discipline; h. Information technology; i. Nursys®; and j. Licensure. 2.3 The consideration of member board assistance will include, but is not limited to, the following criteria: a.

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    Gather member and stakeholder feedback to identify content gaps between existing resources and what is needed to support members in their role of public protection. 4. Revise and publish updated guidance and resources. Welcome Committee was called to order at 9am CST by Sara Hansen-Baiamonte, chair, who welcomed everyone to the meeting and led a round of introductions. Emily Paulucci provided an overview of the agenda, office resources, and travel policies. Review of Substance Use Disor ...

  • Nurses & The NLC | NURSECOMPACT

    Site: nursecompact.com

    Explore how the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) supports nurses through multistate licensure, including guidance for travel nurses, telehealth practice, military families, and new graduates. Access the Tool Changing Residency & Obtaining Licensure in Another State Resources for nurses who are moving to a different state or looking to get licensed in a different state. Moving Scenarios Fact Sheet Understand what needs to be done when moving from a noncompact to compact state, compact to noncompact state, or compact to another compact state. License by Endorsement Process What to do when declaring a new primary state of residence or obtaining a license in another state.

  • minutes_jan-10-2023_commission-meeting_final.pdf

    Site: nursecompact.com

    It is unlikely that the bill will have a hearing, so we are strategizing to inform and remind legislators of the importance of the NLC. • Nevada: a bill draft request was submitted by the Labor & Commerce committee. The state assembly is controlled by Democrats. NCSBN is hiring a lobbyist there.

  • travelnursefaq.pdf

    Site: nursecompact.com

    If I do not have a multistate license, but reside in an NLC state which is my PSOR, how do I get a multistate license? Contact your state board of nursing for instructions on the steps you need to take to convert your license to a multistate license. A nurse has 60 days to apply for a license by endorsement, beginning when the nurse physically relocates to the new state with an intent to establish their primary residence in the new state.

  • minutes_aug_15_2023_final.pdf

    Site: nursecompact.com

    K. Lyon made a motion to approve the June 13 minutes as corrected, C. Tillman seconded. The motion carried. 3. State Affairs Update N. Livanos provided the State Affairs Update. NLC: • There have been 11 bill introductions this session, with two enactments in Washington State and in Rhode Island. • DC: a resolution was introduced in July with six co-sponsors. • NV: there is a legislative committee attempting to move the NLC forward in the legislature. • HI: created a study committee charged with producing a report and recommendations before 3 the next session.

  • MINUTES_NLC_Commission_Annual%20Meeting%20August%2027%202024.pdf

    Site: nursecompact.com

    Douglas (VA), both who are retiring from their boards of nursing. 7. Policy Committee Report Committee Chair M. Poortenga explained the revisions made by the committee. The commission had no further edits for policies 3.1 and 4.3. J. Baker requested a minor edit to policy 5.1. J. Ridenour made a motion to approve policy 3.1 as presented, C. Tillman seconded. The motion passed. J. Baker made a motion to approve policy 4.3 as presented, A. Oertwich seconded. The motion passed. L. Young made a motion to approve policy 5.1 as edited, J.

  • Microsoft Word - MINUTES_NLC_Commission_Meeting_ June 17 2025_DRAFT 3

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    The  Policy Committee inserted a partial  sentence under policy procedure 4d  defining “in a given fiscal year” if a  committee member has three (3) or  more unexcused absences.      L. Young made a motion to  approve the policy as  revised by the NLC Policy  Committee. M. Fortier  seconded. 

  • Microsoft Word - MINUTES_NLC_Commission_MYM_Meeting March 11 2024_DRAFT 4

    Site: nursecompact.com

    Connecticut: NLC was introduced for  the first time as a governor’s bill.  NLC received a hearing last week.  The NLC will be up for a vote in that  committee this morning.    Hawaii: last year a workgroup to  study the NLC was formed and State  Affairs attended multiple meetings  and provided information and  education. 

  • NCLEX Pass Rates | NCSBN

    View annual NCLEX pass rates by education program, candidate type, and exam attempt status using the interactive dashboard to understand nursing licensure trends. NCLEX Pass Rates | NCSBN Skip to Main Content Member Sign In Exams Nursing Regulation Compacts Policy Research Membership About Search Search Search Search Search Search Exams Nursing Regulation Compacts Policy Research Membership About Member Sign In Back to All Stats & Publications NCLEX Pass Rates To safely enter the nursing profession, candidates typically must complete several steps: Graduate from a recognized nursing program Meet the specific requirements of the state board of nursing Pass the NCLEX examination for registered nurses (RNs) or licensed practical/vocational nurses (LPN/VNs) Since passing the NCLEX is usually the final step in the nurse licensure process, the pass rate is a good indicator of how many new nurses are entering the profession in the U.S.