Learn how to use your RN license in another state.

Transfer or work across state lines.

Learn about your license
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An easier path to working in another state as a registered nurse.

Working in another state can be complicated due to conflicting regulations and confusing information. While state board websites exist, they often provide fragmented details and leave you with more questions. This site simplifies the process by presenting the necessary information in a clear, unified way.

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The research has been done for you

Each state's page provides details on transferring your license (by endorsement or reciprocity), working across state lines, renewal guidelines, and continuing competency requirements. It includes links to important documents, state board websites, FAQs, and contact information for each state's nursing board, along with details on RN earnings and employment outlook. Additionally, there is a page explaining the Nurse Licensure Compact, which simplifies working across state lines with fewer fees and less paperwork. You'll also find information on participating states and the process for obtaining a multi-state nursing license.

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