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minutes_aug_15_2023_final.pdf
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The Justice Department will provide information through the National Association of Attorney Generals. 5. Treasurer’s Report J. Baker gave the Treasurer’s report. The starting cash balance for the 2023 fiscal year was $967,000. The cash balance as of 5/31/23 was $957,653.38.
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nlc_definitions.pdf
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Definitions List Deactivate: to terminate the active status of a multistate license or privilege to practice in a compact state. Home State: the compact state which is the nurse’s primary state of residence. Proof of residency, such as a current driver’s license or other legal document which shows your current address, may be required by the state board of nursing at the time of application for multistate licensure.
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Updated_onepaged_NLC.pdf
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Proven, Safe and Efficient • The NLC has been operational and successful for more than 18 years and continues to grow each year with the addition of new states. • All the safeguards that are built into the current state licensing process are required before a nurse is issued a multistate license. • The NLC has uniform licensure requirements so that all states can be confident that new nurses practicing within the NLC have met a set of minimum requirements, regardless of the home state in which they are licensed. • All states that participate in the NLC conduct federal criminal background checks to determine eligibility for a multistate license.
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what-nurse-leaders-need-to-know.pdf
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When hiring a nurse that resides in another state, it is the responsibility of the employer to verify that the nurse is licensed to practice where the patient care is provided. Compact to Compact: Nursing licensure status is determined by the PSOR. When the PSOR changes, initiation of the endorsement process is required within sixty (60) days.
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MINUTES_NLC_Commission_Meeting%20Jan%2016%202024_FINAL.pdf
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Oertwich, chair of the NLC Training & Education Committee, informed the commission of four fact sheets recently revised by the committee and approved by the NLC Executive Committee – travel nurse, moving scenarios, military family, and driver’s license comparison. J.
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2018NewGradsFactsheetFINAL.pdf
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The results will be sent to the board of nursing where you applied for your initial license by exam. • After receiving the first license, subsequent licenses in other states are obtained by completing an application for licensure by endorsement. Other Important Information • A nurse must comply with the practice act in each state of practice.
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MINUTES_NLC_Commission_Meeting_Oct_28_2025.pdf
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The committee inserted language in the policy for a conflict of interest statement to be read aloud before each NLC Commission meeting. If a conflict of interest exists, this would be addressed as described in section 2 of the Procedure section. 6. Duplicate MSL Report J.
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minutes_june_13_2023_final.pdf
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The intent of the new proposal is not to locate 60- day violators, but to provide guidance for nurses. A. Henley asked if a board of nursing is in support of the rules, to post a comment online or to participate in the June 26 hearing. 5. Election Committee Update: Reminder about Executive Committee Nominations C.
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60_day_rule_faqs.pdf
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Frequently Asked Questions Regarding the Amended NLC Residency Rule: 1. Does this rule mean that I need to be issued the new license in a new state of residency within 60 days? No. The rule requires that a nurse apply for a new license in a new PSOR within 60 days of relocating. 2. Which application do I need to complete when relocating to another state?
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2023_NLC-1pager.pdf
Site: nursecompact.com
Proven, Safe and Efficient • The NLC has been operational and successful for more than 20 years and continues to grow each year with the addition of new states. • All the safeguards that are built into the current state licensing process are required before a nurse is issued a multistate license. • The NLC has uniform licensure requirements so that all states can be confident that new nurses practicing within the NLC have met a set of minimum requirements, regardless of the home state in which they are licensed. • All states that participate in the NLC conduct federal criminal background checks to determine eligibility for a multistate license.