Person Search: Select a profession and license type from the drop downs. You can narrow your search by entering additional search criteria in the boxes below. If you are unsure of spelling you can enter only a few letters. Click here to search for a business license.=required field. Search Criteria. Search for a License: Welcome to Web Lookup/Verification. Please enter search criteria below to start your search (enter data in any field- we will search with whatever information you provide to us- remember less is more!) If you have partial information, or not sure of the exact name etc. The State Board of Nursing protects the health and safety of the citizens of the Commonwealth of Pennsylv ania through the licensure/certification and regulation of the practice of professional and practical nursing and dietetics-nutrition by registered nurses, practical nurses, certified registered nurse practitioners, clinical nurse specialists, dietitian-nutritionists, and graduate nurses. The Board issues licenses and certifications to qualified applicants, approves nursing education. The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) offers Nursys e-Notify, the national nurse licensure notification system that automatically delivers licensure and publicly available discipline data directly to employers as the data is entered into the Nursys database by participating U.S. Boards of nursing.
Advisory Group Appointments for 2020
The Ohio Board of Nursing will appoint members to the 2020 Advisory Groups during the November 2019 Board meeting. If you are interested, please complete the application on the website and return it to the Board office by 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, November 1, 2019.
Click Here for More Information about Advisory Groups
Click Here to Download the Advisory Group Application Click Here for Board Policy regarding Advisory Groups
RNs and APRNs: YOU MUST RENEW NO LATER THAN OCTOBER 31, 2019 TO CONTINUE TO PRACTICE
203,527 licenses have been renewed â RNs and APRNs should not delay renewing!
If RNs and APRNs do not renew by October 31, 2019, your license will lapse, and you cannot work as nurses if your license has lapsed.
RNs and APRNs are encouraged to check the expiration date of your license at https://elicense.ohio.gov/oh_verifylicense. If it shows an expiration date of 10/31/19 it means you have not started to renew; you have not completed the renewal process; or you have not placed your license on inactive status. To renew go to https://elicense.ohio.gov. If RNs and APRNs do not intend to work as a nurse and do not want to renew, please place your license on âinactiveâ status. Click Here and select 'License Inactivation' above. For assistance, call 614-466-3947 and select âoption 1â Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm and check the Board website at www.nursing.ohio.gov for extended hours in late October. After hours, email [email protected] and include a brief description of the issue, first name, last name, telephone number, email address, and license number if you have it. If additional Information is needed, please refer to the Board website at www.nursing.ohio.gov or contact the Board at [email protected].
September 4, 2019
Proposed Rule Revisions -- Request For Comments
Ohio Revised Code Sections 107.62 and 121.82 require state agencies, including the Ohio Board of Nursing, to draft rules in collaboration with stakeholders, assess and justify any adverse impact on the business community, and provide opportunity for those persons affected by the rules to provide input.
At this time, the Board welcomes further comment on the following rules that have been forwarded to Ohioâs Common Sense Initiative Office (CSI) for review: The Board proposes to amend, or file no changes to rules, following the five-year rule review for Ohio Administrative Code (OAC) Chapters:
The Board further proposes to otherwise amend individual rules: 4723-1-03, 4723-5-04, 4723-5-10, 4723-5-11, 4723-5-21, 4723-6-01, 4723-6-02, 4723-6-03, 4723-7-05, 4723-7-06, 4723-8-08, 4723-9-10, 4723-9-13, 4723-20-01, 4723-20-03, 4723-20-07.
Below, please find links to the rules submitted to CSI, along with the completed CSI Business Impact Analysis filings for the rules. If you wish to provide written comment to the Board on any of the proposed rules, please send your comments to the attention of the Ohio Board of Nursing at: [email protected] and also copy CSI on your e-mail at: [email protected]. Please send your comments by September 18, 2019. If you have questions, please contact the Boardâs Chief Legal Counsel Holly Fischer at: [email protected] or [email protected]. Five Year Review Rules Package Five Year Review Rules Package Business Impact Analysis Technical Change Rules Package Technical Change Rules Package Business Impact Analysis
RNs and APRNs: RENEW NOW
203,527 RN and APRN licenses have been renewed! Thank you!
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Continuing Education FAQs-RN, LPNs, DTs, CHW, and Medication Aides Continuing Education FAQs-APRNs
Check The Status of Your License Application
To check the status of a license application you submitted, log onto your Dashboard, click âOptionsâ and then âReview Status.â If you need assistance accessing your Dashboard, please contact the Ohio eLicense Customer Service Help Desk at (614) 466-3947 Option #1 Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm. For other questions, please click on the following link click here, and email the appropriate Board program.
Take Charge Ohio - Safe Pain Medication & Pain Management Practices
Take Charge Ohio is an initiative to help use pain medication safely to minimize the risk of drug misuse, dependency and addiction by offering prescribers and healthcare professionals resources and tools to educate patients on safe medication and pain management practices. Click on http://www.takechargeohio.org/
RNs and APRNs: RENEW NOW
Click here for renewal information.
Continuing Education FAQs-RN, LPNs, DTs, CHW, and Medication Aides Continuing Education FAQs-APRNs
Media Inquiries
For media inquiries, please call (614) 466-3947; or (614) 466-6940. You may also send an email to[email protected].
State of Ohio eLicense System Transaction Fee
When passing the stateâs budget bill on June 30, 2017, the Ohio legislature authorized by law a $3.50 transaction charge for all users of the stateâs Ohio eLicense system. It was a state initiative passed as part of the budget bill. The Ohio eLicense system is an enterprise system managed by the state for 19 boards and commissions. All professionals of the boards and commissions who use the Ohio eLicense are being charged the fee.
Beginning Thursday, July 20, 2017, after 6:00 pm, an Ohio eLicense transaction fee of $3.50 will be added to your online cart at the time of checkout when you apply for a license/certificate or renew. Since APRN licensure is separate from the RN license by law, APRNs will be charged a $3.50 transaction fee for each license (RN and APRN). Nursing licensure fees have not been increased since 2004. The Ohio eLicense system allows the state to process professional license applications saving time and money. We appreciate your understanding of the costs associated with the state being able to maintain a secure Ohio eLicense system for license information.
FOR ALL LICENSURE AND CERTIFICATION APPLICATIONS, INCLUDING NEW GRADUATES
Florida Nursing License Verification
If your license or certificate is inactive, remember that you do not hold a current, valid license or certificate and you cannot work as a RN, LPN, APRN, dialysis technician, community health worker, or medication aide as long as the license or certificate is inactive. Board Of Nursing License Verification Pa
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If you are an APRN and you inactivate the RN license, your APRN license will automatically be inactivated at the time you inactivate the RN license. Submit a service request, as follows, through Ohio eLicense and it will automatically be processed:
For other questions, email [email protected] and include a brief description of the issue, your first and last names, telephone number, email address, and license number, if you have it.
For other questions, email [email protected] and include a brief description of the issue, your first and last names, telephone number, email address, and license number, if you have it.
Verify Ohio Licenses and Certificates
The Joint Commission and the NCQA consider on-line status information as fulfilling the primary source requirement for verification of licensure in compliance with their respective credentialing standards. Employers, please remind your nursing staff to update their mailing address with the board when you receive an employee address update.
Complaint Forms
Breadman tr442spr manual. Send complaints to: [email protected], fax to (614) 995-3685, or mail forms to:
Ohio Board of Nursing 17 South High Street Suite 660 Columbus OH 43215 ATTN: Complaints. Guide to the Board's Complaint and Investigation Process Complaint Form(for Email Submission) (PDF) Version(for FAX or Postal Submission)
Supplemental Information Form for Employers(for Email Submission)
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