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The application process is to be completed online for a fee of $500. Applicants are expected to hold a valid RN license to practice in California, have completed a board-approved postgraduate nurse practitioner preparatory program, and obtained national certification from board-approved national certifying agencies.
AB 890 (2020) established a new regulatory framework that, as of January 1, 2023, allows nurse practitioners who satisfy certain requirements to practice independently without physician supervision.
California law also permits certain types of professionals to partner with physicians in a 51%/49% structure. Under recently passed laws, some California nurse practitioners will be eligible to own a medical spa starting in 2026.
Becoming a general practitioner in California typically takes around 11 to 15 years. This includes completing a bachelors degree (4 years), medical school (4 years), and a residency program (3 to 7 years) in family medicine or primary care.
A link to the California nurse practitioner license application can be found here. The fee to apply for licensure is $150. The processing time for this application is estimated at 10-12 weeks.
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SB 1451, signed by Governor Newsom on September 22, 2024, addresses those concerns and aims to smooth nurse practitioners pathway to practice as 103 and 104 NPs. The new law also clarifies physician and surgeon title restrictions and eases postgraduate training license renewals.
The 104 NP license provides the maximum independence for NPs in California. Heres what it entails: Unrestricted practice: With a 104 NP license, you can practice independently in any setting, without geographical limitations. You dont need a collaborating physician on-site.

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