How do nursing licensure work if you move to a different state?
Asked by lizzie23
I'm in an LPN program that starts this month and it's a year long program. Once I complete the program I can take the state boards. I live in Florida but I don't think I want to stay in Florida once I complete school. Do I have to take the state board exam for which ever state I move to? How does this work?

Best Answer:
Ask one of your instructors or contact your local vocation nursing board, Some states take license's from others, my wisconsin license is good in a few other states says on my license multi-state go to google put on Florida vocational nurses board, maybe you can find your answer which states, I believe Florida is one of the states. if not look for a contact phone number and call and ask, if yourlicense is good in any other state, or will be should i say If not , no big, deal All you do after you graduate and you decide you want to move to a state that is not recipical, you contact your local board, you will have the contact info by then. and ask them how to go about, getting a license in another state usually in my experience have had license's in 5 different states you file out forms pay fees , wait and boom that is about it you don't have to take any tests again
www.florida state board of nursing.com
Answered by gimeabrak2000

No, You can transfer your license to another state.
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