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Oregon State Board of Nursing RN LPN Licensure Information 2025

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The document outlines the application process for initial Nurse Practitioner (NP) certification and Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) prescriptive authority in Oregon. It details requirements such as holding an active Oregon RN license, submitting official transcripts, completing a national fingerprint-based background check, and providing proof of NP education and practice history. Additionally, it specifies application fees, necessary documentation, and instructions for applicants with disabilities. The document emphasizes the importance of accurate disclosures regarding any past issues that may affect licensure.

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Begin with Section 1: Application Information. Fill in your education details, ensuring that official transcripts are sent directly to OSBN as required.
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Proceed to Section 3: NP Education. Enter the details of your nursing program and ensure that it aligns with the NP specialty you are applying for.
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How can I get my LPN license fast?

The shortest period of completion of a PN diploma program is six months, although most programs last 12 months. Thus, if you complete the fastest program and pass the NCLEX-PN on your first try, you can become an LPN within 6 months.

How long does it take to get an LPN license in Oregon?

Approximately 4-8 weeks for a license upon receipt of all required materials, but the Oregon Board of Nursing does not commit to a definitive timeline.

How to get an LPN license in Oregon?

Here are the three steps to becoming an LPN in the state: Complete One Year of Training. To be licensed as an LPN in Oregon, you will need to complete an Oregon State Board of Nursing-approved program at the certificate level or higher. Apply for Licensure. Pass the NCLEX-PN exam.

What are LPNs allowed to do in Oregon?

The LPN scope of practice includes hands-on care, monitoring of patient condition, and some tasks related to patient education. LPNs have more limited assessment-related duties than RNs. They work under direction. In some cases, LPNs follow standing orders of independent providers.

How long is LPN school in Oregon?

1-Year Certificate The practical nursing program is a full-time, year-long certificate program, after completing the required prerequisite courses (see below).

How many hours do I need to work to keep my nursing license in Oregon?

Renewal Requirements 400 nursing practice hours. If less than 600 hours in prior 3 years, 20 hours of continuing education is required. If less than 800 hours in prior 4 years, 30 hours of continuing education is required. Less than 960 hours of practice in prior 5 years must apply for practice re-entry.

Can LPN start IV in Oregon?

Licensed Practical Nurse The licensed practical nurses (LPN) role in I.V. hydration therapy is to assist with the execution of a patients medical order from an APRN or other licensed prescriber in ance with the respective prescribers plan of care or treatment plan for the client.

Oregon State Board of Nursing RN LPN Licensure Information 2025

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