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Preceptorship for Nursing
Programs - Clinical Rotation
Effective September 22, 2008, COMAR 10.27.01.01.C
has been amended to allow out-of-state programs which are
NOT substantially equivalent to the Maryland program to conduct their direct patient care clinical learning experiences either concurrently with or after the theoretical learning experience. Arranging clinical preceptorships must be approved by the Maryland Board of Nursing prior to implementation.
Clinical experience includes, but is not limited to:
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Nursing care of families and clients throughout the life span in a variety of care settings that require nursing measures appropriate for either the maintenance or restoration of mental and physical health.
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The following nursing foci:
Medical, Gerontologic, Surgical, Psychiatric,
Pediatric, and Obstetrical
Contact Patricia
Kennedy at 410-585-1903 or pkennedy@dhmh.state.md.us
for questions and concerns
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The Board can send applications for licensure only by US mail, not by
e-mail. If you use e-mail or telephone to request an application, you need to
include your name and mailing address.
General Licensure Information
Approved
Refresher Courses [PDF]
How To Change
From An Inactive License To An Active License: Information About
Nursing Refresher Courses
Supplemental Renewal Form for Nurses [PDF]
- also required when changing a license from
Inactive to Active.
Renewal And
Verification Information For Currently Licensed Registered And Practical
Nurses
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Instruction Sheet for RN/LPN licensure by Endorsement
Verification of Maryland Licensure to Another State (NURSYS)
Note for Temporary License Applicants
The Maryland Board requires applicants for Temporary
Licenses to use a Permanent Mailing Address when completing the application
for licensure. This is especially important for licensees who are not going
to reside in Maryland for an extended period of time.
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Licensure By Exam
(NCLEX)
Candidates for
licensure who have been unsuccessful with the NCLEX licensure examination can
schedule to re-take the examination in 45 days. [PDF]
A reschedule application is sent with all NCLEX failure results
For security reasons, the Examination Unit accepts only original documents from primary sources. The Examination Unit cannot use copies of documents for licensure.
Graduates of nursing schools in Puerto Rico
or outside the United States must meet the Spoken English
requirement.
The Board of Nursing does not accept invalid Spoken English scores. The Educational Testing Service (ETS) has advised the Board that Test of Spoken English (TSE) scores are not valid after two years. ETS will send valid TSE scores to the Board upon the applicant’s request.
Nurses Educated WITHIN the
United States
NCLEX-PN
Application Instructions For Graduates Of Schools Within The
United States
NCLEX-RN
Application Instructions For Graduates Of Schools Within The
United States
Nurses Educated OUTSIDE
the United States
Outline of the licensure process
for foreign educated nurses
International
Application Instructions for Graduates of Schools Outside the
United States
PROCESO PARA OBTENER LA LICENCIA DE ENFERMERIA EN MARYLAND (RN o
LPN)
Oral Proficiency Interview (ILA OPI): Frequently Asked
Questions [PDF]
Oral Proficiency Interview (ILA OPI): Application form [PDF]
New dates added
through March 2010.
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