This section will help you more efficiently navigate the Nurse Practitioner license requirements in Ohio as well as other APRN license requirements in Ohio. Direct navigation to the requirements you are looking for will help you better understand the process. Several additional resources can be found here along with contact.

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Alert: MA-C Online Renewal--Update Your Mailing Address Immediately Important Dates and Deadlines for RNs and APRNs New Rules Effective January 1, 2018 The Board of Nursing has revised the following rules effective January 1, 2018: Rules 4723-1-03, 4723-1-04, 4723-1-10, 4723-2-03; 4723-3-01, 4723-7-09; 4723-8-01 through 4723-8-05 and 4723-8-07 through 4723-8-10; 4723-9-01 through 4723-9-08 and 4723-9-10 through 4723-9-12; 4723-14-01 through 4723-14-05; 4723-14-09; 4723-14-12; 4723-14-14; 4723-14-15; 4723-14-17; 4723-14-18; and 4723-23-01 and 4723-23-08. A copy of the rules is available at: NOTE: Rules 1-05 and 1-06 will have an effective date of January 8, 2018 due to refiling these and having the hearing on 11/28/17. Ohio Automated Rx Reporting System (OARRS) The State of Ohio Board of Pharmacy is upgrading OARRS to include new features such as scores that calculate a patient’s possible risk of overdose and addiction, red flags to alert prescribers of a potential patient safety issue, interactive visualization of prescription data, a messaging option to communicate with other health care providers, and the ability to search for local addiction treatment providers. The new features are to be available for providers on November 20, 2017 through electronic health record systems and the OARRS website.

New Limits on Prescription Opioids for Acute Pain: Effective August 31, 2017, the Ohio Boards of Nursing, Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy respectively will have new rules for prescribing opioid analgesics for the treatment of acute pain. Mandatory Training on Medicaid’s New Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) System Slated for Fall 2017 The Ohio Department of Medicaid (ODM) will begin using Electronic Visit Verification (EVV) for many home and community-based services in early 2018. EVV is an electronic system that verifies provider visits and documents the precise time services begin and end.

It ensures that individuals receive their medically necessary services. Services to be included in EVV are State Plan Home Health Aide, State Plan Home Health Nursing, Private Duty Nursing (PDN), Ohio Home Care Waiver Nursing, Ohio Home Care Waiver Personal Care Aide, Ohio Home Care Waiver Home Care Attendant, and State Plan RN Assessment. Ohio Medicaid will incorporate services provided by managed care, MyCare, and Passport into EVV at a later date. ODM will require agency and non-agency providers to complete a training course in late 2017. Sandata, ODM’s contractor, will provide in-person training at various locations around the state. In addition, webinar training and self-paced on-line training will be available for providers.

ODM will send providers details about training and registration soon. Please for more information about EVV. Details about the upcoming, mandatory training will be posted here as well. New Opioid Overdose Prevention Microsite CDC’s Division of Unintentional Injury and Prevention is pleased to announce a new resource to support your efforts to address the opioid epidemic, the Opioid Overdose Prevention for State Microsite. It offers a simple way for you to share opioid overdose prevention information directly through your own website.

All content is maintained by CDC and syndicated to your website, meaning once embedded the microsite will automatically keep your site current with the latest content. To learn more about this resource and to download it for free. New Online Training for Providers DUIP launched the first in a series of interactive, online trainings for healthcare providers. These trainings feature the recommendations in the Guideline for Prescribing Opioids for Chronic Pain, providing sample scenarios, feedback, and resources. This series is intended to help healthcare providers communicate effectively with patients about opioid use, decide when to initiate or continue opioid therapy, offer appropriate nonopioid options for pain management, and assess and address risks and harms of opioid use. The first training, Addressing the Opioid Epidemic: Recommendations from CDC is available for continuing education credit and can be found on the.

State of Ohio eLicense System Transaction Fee When passing the state’s budget bill on June 30, 2017, the Ohio legislature authorized by law a $3.50 transaction charge for all users of the state’s 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 • All license and certificate applications must be submitted online.. • We recommend using Google Chrome. • Graduates must use the correct Nursing School Code.. • You must register to create a new user account when you apply for a license or certificate for the first time. • If you never applied for a license or certificate in Ohio for nursing or with any other board, CLICK “I Don’t Have a License” to create a new user account.

• If you have applied previously or currently hold a license in Ohio with nursing or any other board, CLICK “I Have a License” when creating a new user account. You will also need your Security Code. See below for instructions to obtain your Security Code.

• INSTRUCTIONS Download and review the instructions before starting. Obtaining you Security Code this way will only work if you have previously applied for, or already have a license or certificate with the Board and have acces to the same email address you used previously with us. Browser Information: It is recommended that you use newer versions of Google Chrome, Safari or Firefox web browsers. Internet Explorer users, must use IE 11 or Edge to access the eLicense 3.0 system. RN RENEWAL ENDED Beginning mid-May, the Board sent renewal notification reminders by postal mail. The final deadline to renew RN licenses was October 31, 2017. Any RN that did not renew or place their license on 'Inactive' status before the renewal deadline is now 'Inactive-Lapsed'.

You cannot work as a nurse on an 'Inactive' or 'Inactive-Lapsed' license. You must now log into the licensure system an apply for license reinstatement. APRN RENEWAL ENDS If you are both a RN and an APRN, you needed to renew your RN license.

You will also need to complete the COA renewal/APRN license issuance process. Also, CNPs, CNSs and CNMs are required to upload a list of the names and business addresses of their current collaborating physician(s) and podiatrist(s). APRN Renewal Fees and Deadlines: The fee to renew your COA is $135 plus a $3.50 statewide system transaction fee. If you held an active COA, CTP or CTP-E on or before April 6, 2017, the expiration date established by law for COAs has been changed to December 31, 2017. CTPs are not renewable. This change coincides with HB 216 being effective on April 6, 2017. Information regarding HB 216 and APRN licensure can be found on the Board website,.

APRNs must have renewed their RN license to be eligible to complete the COA renewal/APRN licensure process. If you did not renew your RN by the deadline, your APRN (certificate/license) is now also 'Inactive-Lapsed' regardless of the expiration date shown. Technical Assistance: For questions, contact Online System Support at 614-466-3947 and select “Option 1” (weekdays 8am-5pm, except for holidays).

If you need assistance after business hours, email and include a brief description of the issue, your first and last name, telephone number, email address, and license number, if you have it. Browser Information: It is recommended that you use newer versions of Google Chrome, Safari or Firefox web browsers. Internet Explorer users, must use IE 11 or Edge to access the eLicense 3.0 system. Continuing Education Information State of Ohio eLicense System Transaction Fee When passing the state’s budget bill on June 30, 2017, the Ohio legislature authorized by law a $3.50 transaction charge for all users of the state’s 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.

How Do I Make My License Inactive? If you have not used the 3.0 Ohio eLicense system that was implemented on July 1, 2016, you must first register to create a new user account: • Go to the Ohio eLicense Home Page. • Click on the Login / Create an Account option. • Click on the “ I HAVE A LICENSE” button.

Once you have registered, log into your account and click on the “ Dashboard” link at the top of the page. In the “Your Licenses” section click on the “ Options” button in the panel of the license you wish to make “Inactive”. Then select “ Special Request” from the menu. On the “Special Request” page, select “ License Inactivation” from the drop-down menu: • If you are an APRN, see below before proceeding • Select “Out of Business” from the reason drop-down menu and enter a brief reason for inactivation in the text box below.

• Press “Submit” and the license will be inactivated immediately. CAUTION APRNs (CRNA, CNP, CNS or CNM) • If you inactivate your RN license, your APRN COA/license will automatically be inactivated when you inactivate the RN license. • To inactivate only your APRN COA/license and keep the RN license active, email the Board. • In the subject line write “Request Inactivation of APRN credential”.

• In the email, provide your APRN license/COA number, full name and RN number. • Staff will process your request for APRN inactivation as soon as possible. If you do not place your license on inactive status before the renewal cycle ends, your license will lapse.

If your license lapses, you will not have the authority to practice. You do not need to create an account if you choose to let your license lapse. Browser Information: It is recommended that you use newer versions of Google Chrome, Safari or Firefox web browsers.

Internet Explorer users, must use IE 11 or Edge to access the eLicense 3.0 system. How Do I Change My NAME with the Board? If you are a first time user, then register on the Board’s new portal: • Navigate to the new e-License Home Page.

• Choose the Login / Create an Account option. • Choose the “ I HAVE A LICENSE” button. Log in to your account and click on the link “OPTIONS” found in the License box. Click on the link “Change Name.” 4. Upload one of the certified court records listed below: • Marriage Certificate/Abstract • Divorce Decree • Court Record indicating change of name • Documentation from another state/country consistent with the laws of that jurisdiction 5.

Press “ Submit”. Requests received online are processed in 2-3 business days. How Do I Change My ADDRESS with the Board? If you are a first time user, then register on the Board’s new portal: • Navigate to the new e-License Home Page at • Choose the Login / Create an Account option. • Choose the “ I HAVE A LICENSE” button.

Log in to your account at and 3. Click on the link “OPTIONS” found in the License box. Click on the link “Change Address.” 5. Press “ Submit”.

Your address change will be automatically applied to your license or certificate. Browser Information: It is recommended that you use newer versions of Google Chrome, Safari or Firefox web browsers. Internet Explorer users, must use IE 11 or Edge to access the eLicense 3.0 system.

The Ohio eLicense Center website provides online information and verification of an Ohio license or certificate for nurses (LPNs, RNs, APRNs), dialysis technicians (DTs), community health workers (CHWs), or Medication aides (MA-Cs) for the following purposes: • The public, licensees, certificate holders, nursing employers, and other state boards or organizations use verification to confirm if an individual holds a current, valid license or certificate in Ohio. For example, employers of nurses need to determine licensure for an employee or potential employee; members of the public need to check the license of a caregiver or potential caregiver.

( See Systems Used for Verification: Ohio eLicense or Nursys below.) • Ohio licensed nurses need licensure verification if they are seeking reciprocity (also known as endorsement) to practice in another state. Verification of the Ohio license is required to provide the other state documentation of current licensure and must be completed through Nursys. ( See Reciprocity section below.) Systems Used for Verification: Ohio eLicense or Nursys The public, licensees, certificate holders, nursing employers, and other state boards or organizations can obtain verification of licensure either through Ohio eLicense or Nursys. Both Ohio eLicense and Nursys provide primary source verification. (Primary source verification means the individual’s reported credentials and qualifications are verified through the original organization or governmental entity that issued the document or credential, or through a designated equivalent source.) • Ohio eLicense: Go to the Board website.

At the top of the front page click on the “Verify a License” box, which takes you to another page. Scroll down that page and click on “Click Here to Verify an Ohio License or Certificate.” There is no fee.

For your search it is best to enter only the first and last name or a license or certificate number, and leave all other fields blank. Use the Google Chrome browser to access the system for best results.

• Nursys, a national nursing database maintained by the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) includes data submitted daily by NCSBN member boards, including Ohio. Go to for the following: • “Nursys e-Notify” is a free notification service that provides automated, electronic license status updates. Employers can enroll their entire nurse list and e-Notify will send regular updates of changes to licenses.

Nurses may sign up to receive license expiration reminders and status updates.• “Nursys Quick Confirm” is a free service to look up and verify nurse licensure information. Reciprocity (or Endorsement) for Ohio Licensed LPNs, RNs, APRNs Seeking to Work in Another State State boards of nursing use Nursys for license verification for nurses seeking reciprocity to practice in another state to expedite the process between state boards of nursing. • If you are an LPN or RN(only): • Go to to request license verification. An Ohio nurse seeking reciprocity to practice in another state must complete the verification process through Nursys and submit the Nursys fee of $30 online. • Do not submit a service request for verification through the Board website or Ohio eLicense.

It will not be processed and your fee is non-refundable. • If you are an APRN: • Go to to request a verification of your APRN license. You must also obtain verification of your RN license through Nursys as described above. • If you have not used Ohio eLicense since July 1, 2016, you are a “New User” and you must register to create a user account.

If you need assistance, see the registration instructions with screen shots on the Board website. If you registered after July 1, 2016 and have a user account, you are an “Existing User.” • Follow the instructions under “New Users” or “Existing Users.” From the Dashboard page click “Options” and then click “Send Verification” from your RN license (the APRN license option is not yet available). Specify in the “reason for submitting service request” box that you need verification for your APRN license. Submit a $15 payment online. All fees are non-refundable. Use the Google Chrome browser to access the system for best results. Reciprocity (or Endorsement) to Work in Another State for Ohio Certified DTs, CHWs, and MA-Cs • Go to.

If you have not used Ohio eLicense since July 1, 2016, you are a “New User” and you must register to create a user account. If you need assistance, see the registration instructions with screen shots on the Board website. • If you registered after July 1, 2016 and have a user account, you are an “Existing User.” • Follow the instructions under “New Users” or “Existing Users.” From the Dashboard page click “Options” and then click “Send Verification” from your CHW, DT, or MA-C certificate. Submit a $15 payment online.

• Use the recommended browser, Google Chrome. If you have questions about verifications, please email.

Ohio Board of Nursing - Licensure and Renewal Information Page Shortcuts: / / / / / / / PDF Format the free Adobe Acrobat Reader to view the PDF documents below. General Information (For use ONLY when instructed by the Board.) The Board is now part of a comprehensive professional regulatory license system used by the majority of Ohio’s licensing boards. The system includes several new features and upgrades that should help the Board better serve our licensees and the public.

The system will for the first time allow all licensure and certification applications to be entered and processed online, including renewals. The Board continues to be committed and invested in ways that provide the best public protection and customer service possible. Thank you for your anticipated patience and cooperation as we use the new system.

Please continue to visit this site for updates. FAQs Other Useful Links How Do I Change My NAME with the Board? If you are a first time user, then register on the Board’s new portal: • Navigate to the new e-License Home Page. • Choose the Login / Create an Account option. • Choose the “ I HAVE A LICENSE” button. Log in to your account and click on the link “Manage” found in the License box.

Click on the link “Change Name.” 4. Upload one of the certified court records listed below: • Marriage Certificate/Abstract • Divorce Decree • Court Record indicating change of name • Documentation from another state/country consistent with the laws of that jurisdiction 5. Press “ Submit”. Requests received online are processed in 2-3 business days. How Do I Change My ADDRESS with the Board? If you are a first time user, then register on the Board’s new portal: • Navigate to the new e-License Home Page at • Choose the Login / Create an Account option. • Choose the “ I HAVE A LICENSE” button.

Log in to your account at and 3. Click on the link “Manage” found in the License box. Click on the link “Change Address.” 5. Press “ Submit”. Your address change will be automatically applied to your license or certificate. Browser Information: It is recommended that you use newer versions of Google Chrome, Safari or Firefox web browsers. Internet Explorer users, must use IE 11 or Edge to access the eLicense 3.0 system.

Nursing Graduates and all Licensure and Certification Applications Online • All license and certificate applications must be submitted online. • You will be required to register with a new user account profile the first time you apply for a license or certificate in Ohio. • If you currently hold a license with the Nursing Board or have applied with us previously you may already exist in our system. Click 'I Have a License' when creating a new user account. • If you have never applied for a license or certificate with the Nursing Board or any of the Ohio board's and commissions, you should click 'I Don't Have a License' when creating a new user account. • We highly recommend that you download and review these registration instructions. Browser Information: It is recommended that you use newer versions of Google Chrome, Safari or Firefox web browsers.

Internet Explorer users, must use IE 11 or Edge to access the eLicense 3.0 system. CHECKING THE STATUS OF YOUR APPLICATION: Check the status of your application on the Board’s web site. Click on 'verification' and you will be directed to the license and certificate verification site. Refer to the instructions on the web page regarding recommended browsers. Once we have started processing your application, your name will appear as “pending” until your license is issued. PAYMENTS: Fees must be paid online and are non-refundable.

Use Master Card, VISA or Discover credit or debit cards. If you do not have this type of personal credit or debit card, you can obtain these pre-paid cards at local stores for use. ALL APPLICANTS: If you are mailing a licensure related form to the Board of Nursing, please send to ATTENTION: LICENSURE UNIT.

This will facilitate the processing of your request. CRIMINAL RECORD CHECKS: We are committed to issuing licenses as quickly as possible.

Thank you for your patience. Criminal Records Checks to find out how the Criminal Records Check may affect your future employment as a nurse or certificate holder in Ohio. Or go to the.

LPN Authorization to Administer Medications and Limited IV Therapy in Ohio Verification of your nursing license is available at the of the Board website. Your name, license number and expiration date is public information and may be viewed by anyone. Please note that when calling the Board office with questions about your license that Board staff generally will not use social security numbers as a primary means to verify licensure information. In December, the licensure designation for LPNs who are authorized to administer medications and to perform limited IV Therapy changed from “LPN IV” to LPN M-IV. License designations for LPNs are as follows: An LPN who is authorized to administer medications, but not perform limited IV Therapy, will have a license designation of “LPN Meds”.

An LPN who is authorized to administer medications and to perform limited IV Therapy procedures will have a license designation of “LPN M-IV”. If an LPN is NOT authorized to administer medications or to perform limited IV therapy procedures, they will have a license designation of “LPN”. NCLEX Testing The Eight Steps of the NCLEX The process of taking the NCLEX exam can be broken down into eight steps. These steps cover registration and scheduling, eligibility, identification requirements, and results processing. The Eight Steps of the NCLEX: 1. Apply for licensure with one board of nursing (BON).

Register and pay $200 with Pearson VUE via the Internet, telephone or by U.S. Receive an Acknowledgement of Receipt of Registration from Pearson VUE. Receive eligibility from the BON. Receive an Authorization to Test (ATT) letter from Pearson VUE. Candidates must test within the validity dates.

There are no extensions. Schedule an exam appointment via the Internet (by accessing your online account) or by telephone (telephone only for international scheduling). Arrive for exam appointment and present your ATT letter and acceptable identification (ID).

The only acceptable forms of ID for test centers in the U.S., American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands and U.S. No Pen Patch Bedeutung Ostern. Virgin Islands are: U.S.

Driver's license (Department of Motor Vehicle-issued; if expired, a renewal slip that includes a photograph and a signature must be presented as well); U.S. State identification (Department of Motor Vehicle-issued); U.S. Military identification; or Passport.

The only acceptable form of ID for international test centers is a passport. Receive results from the BON approximately four weeks after the exam. NCLEX Special Research Section Beginning in July 2017, NCSBN will present a Special Research Section as part of the NCLEX-RN administration. By participating in the Special Research Section, candidates will be making valuable contributions to the future development of NCSBN examinations as well as to the enhancement of the nursing profession. The Special Research Section will be given to select candidates taking the NCLEX-RN and will take approximately 30 minutes to complete. This section will be administered following the regular NCLEX exam and will not count as part of a candidate’s NCLEX score. Candidates may take the entire allotted six hours to complete the NCLEX.

All questions on the NCLEX-RN examination and the Special Research Section are confidential. Scheduling or Rescheduling Your NCLEX Exam Once a candidate receives their Authorization to Test (ATT), they may schedule an appointment to take their examination.

Test centers may fill up quickly because of high testing volumes and previously scheduled special events. Waiting to schedule a testing appointment may significantly limit the selection of dates from which a candidate can choose. A candidate must test within the validity dates of their ATT. If they cannot schedule an exam appointment within those dates, they will be required to pay for a new registration. First-time test takers will be offered an appointment within 30 days to schedule, and repeat candidates will be offered an appointment within 45 days. Examination appointments can be scheduled through the or by calling.

Candidates may take the exam at any NCLEX approved testing center. If a candidate chooses to schedule their examination at an international test center, they will be charged an additional, non-refundable scheduling. If a candidate needs to reschedule their appointment, they must do so within 24 business hours of their scheduled exam time. They can do this either through the or by calling. For example: • For examinations scheduled on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday, a candidate must call or go online at least 24 hours prior to the day and time of their appointment, local standard time. • For examinations scheduled on Saturday, Sunday or Monday, a candidate must call or go online no later than Friday at least 24 hours in advance of their appointment time, local standard time.

For more information on scheduling and rescheduling exam appointments, please check out the NCLEX. Computerized Adaptive Testing (CAT) Explained The NCLEX is administered using computerized adaptive testing (CAT). CAT is a type of assessment that merges computer technology with modern measurement theory to increase the efficiency of the exam process. For more information, visit the of the NCSBN website.

Discover the NCLEX Webinar Series NCSBN’s Examinations department has developed a valuable resource for the public, nurse educators and candidates alike.. 2017 NCLEX Candidate Bulletin and Information Flyer Now Available The 2017 NCLEX Candidate Bulletin and 2017 NCLEX Information Flyer (effective Jan. 1, 2017) provides a quick reference for important NCLEX information for candidates. The 2017 NCLEX Candidate Bulletin and 2017 NCLEX Information Flyer can be found on the.

2017 NCLEX-PN Test Plan Now Available The National Council of State Boards of Nursing reviews the NCLEX-PN Test Plan every three years to ensure that the examination continues to be reflective of entry-level licensed practical nurse/licensed vocational nurse (LPN/VN) practice. The NCLEX-PN Test Plan provides a concise summary of the content and scope of the licensing examination and serves as a guide for candidates preparing to sit for the examination. The 2017 NCLEX-PN Test Plan will become effective April 1, 2017 and can be found on the of the NCSBN website. NCSBN Board of Directors (BOD) Upholds Current Passing Standard for the NCLEX-RN Examination The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN), www.ncsbn.org, voted on Dec. 9, 2015, to uphold the current passing standard for the NCLEX-RN Examination (the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses).

The passing standard will remain at the current level of 0.00 logit that was instituted April 1, 2013. This passing standard will remain in effect through March 31, 2019. A PDF of the 2016 NCLEX-RN Test Plan is available free of charge from the. Subscribe to NCLEX Program Reports NCLEX Program Reports help program educators and administrators understand how their nursing students performed on the NCLEX examination. Some subscribers use the NCLEX Program Reports to track program growth, while others reform curriculum or modify instructional methodology to address relative weaknesses of their nursing program. An NCLEX Program Reports subscription lasts for one year and may include up to three reports: the Annual Edition, the Fall Edition and the Spring Edition. There are three different types of NCLEX Program Reports Subscriptions: Annual, Semi-Annual and Joint Annual.

Visit the Mountain Measurement website for detailed information on and general information on the. Pearson Vue Pearson VUE delivers the RN and LPN NCLEX examination for the the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN). These two examinations are used to test entry-level nursing competence of candidates for licensure as RNs and LPNs.

Licensure candidates can visit to register for the NCLEX® and obtain detailed instructions. A candidate may also register for the NCLEX® by contacting Pearson VUE at 1-866-496-2539. Vistalink Pro Software Download Free Software. Nursing Education Program Completion Letters The Ohio Board of Nursing accepts Program Completion Letters by email.

For your reference, a guidance document and samples of Completion Letters are provided below. If you have questions, please email.