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How to submit fingerprints by mail?
Order an official transcript of your nursing education program be sent to the Board directly from the school. The transcript must have your degree posted and graduation date. Your nursing program may send official transcripts to the address above or email electronic transcripts to nursingboard@nsbn.state.nv.us.
How do I send fingerprints to the Nevada Board of Nursing?
You may submit fingerprints in one of the following three ways: Electronic Submission at NSBN Office. a) The Board provides fingerprint capture by appointment in its Reno or Las Vegas offices. Electronic Submission at Other Sites in Nevada. Fingerprint Card Submission.
How do I contact the Nevada Board of Nursing?
Fingerprinting Services ServiceCost Fingerprint Card (First One) $19.00 Each Additional Card $2.00 Fingerprint Processing Gaming $39.00
How do I send transcripts to the Nevada State Board of Nursing?
Contact Us Click here to send us a message through your Nevada Nurse Portal account for any questions regarding your license or certificate in Nevada. Submit a Complaint. General Contact Information. (888) 590-6726 (toll free)
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What are the requirements for RN license renewal in Nevada?
Renewal Requirements Every two years. 30 hours of continuing education. 4 hours cultural competency, diversity, equity inclusion. One-time requirement. 4 hour bioterrorism course.
Why do nurses have to be fingerprinted?
As healthcare is a matter of public protection, the Boards of Nursing adopted this process in 1990 to verify that a nurse has not been convicted of a crime. California was the first state to require nurses to be fingerprinted and pass a background check through the FBIs Integrated Automated Fingerprint Identification