Virginia Board of Nursing - Registered Nurse (2023)

Please choose one of the following options:

I am applying for a first-time RN license.

I am licensed in another state and want to apply for a Virginia RN license.

I have a nursing license but my undergraduate education was completed in another country.

I want to reinstate my expired or suspended Virginia RN license.

I need to retake the NCLEX exam and apply for admission

I would like to apply for a limited volunteer license

You can qualify for thisApproval as a registered nurse.

If you are a graduate of an RN nationally recognized nursing education program, thePrepared you to be a registered nurse and complete the NCLEX (State Board).you must complete the application for approval by examining it.

What you need for the application:

  • Applicants for an RN/LPN license are required to undergo a fingerprint-based criminal background check (CBC). Further information can be found in the application notes.
  • Check theLaws and Policiesregulate the practice of nursing.
  • read thisapplication instructionscarefullyBeforeproceed with an application
  • For information on NCLEX testing and registering with Pearson Vue, go toPearson VUE-Website.Note: You must register with Pearson Vueimmediately afterSubmitting an Application for Authorization by Test to the Board of Directors to avoid delays in obtaining your Pearson Vue-issued Authorization to Test (ATT).

Applications for the license to practice nursing are now only being accepted online.Click the "Apply Now" button below to start the online application process.

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Please choose one of the following options:

I have already been admitted through an examination in another federal state.

I have completed a state-recognized course of study in another federal state, but have not yet taken the exam.

If you have completed a state-approved nursing education andlicensed by examination in another state within the United States, you can qualify for licensing through endorsement.

Note:Virginia participates in the Enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC), which allows nurses living in compact states to practice in all other compact states with a single multi-state license. You can view oneimplementation mapto determine if your state participates in the Covenant. If your primary state of residence is a compact state, you must apply for the license in that state.

What you need to apply

  • You must complete a criminal background check (instructions in the online application)
  • You must request license verification fromoriginal registration status(indicate where you took the NCLEX) (detailed instructions in the online application); .
  • Proof of your main residence
  • please check theLaws and Policiesregulates the practice of nursing in Virginia.
  • Please read theapplication instructionscarefullyBeforeproceed with an application.

Applications for admission asRegistered Nurse by Confirmationare only accepted online. Click the "Apply Now" button below to start the online application process.

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If you have completed state-recognized nursing training, you can qualify for itApproval as a registered nurse.

Please visit thePearson VueWebsite for more information on taking the NCLEX exam in another state or scheduling an exam.

What you need to apply

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  • please check theLaws and Policiesregulates the practice of nursing in Virginia.
  • Applicants for an RN/LPN license are required to undergo a fingerprint-based criminal background check (CBC). Further information can be found in the application notes.
  • You must request license verification fromoriginal registration status(indicate where you took the NCLEX) (detailed instructions in the online application)
  • Please read theapplication instructionscarefullyBeforeproceed with an application.

Applications for the license to practice nursing are now only being accepted online.Click the "Apply Now" button below to start the online application process.

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Please choose one of the following options:

I have a nursing license from Canada

I have a nursing license but my undergraduate education was completed in another country.

I completed my education in another country but I don't have a license

Please contact the board of directors on tel(804) 367-4515for further assistance regarding the required documents.

If you...

  1. Have an unrestricted (nursing) license in Canada
  2. Completed nursing education in Canada where English was the primary language AND
  3. Passing the Canadian Registered Nurse Examination (CRNE) or NCLEX.

You can qualify for thisLicensing by Endorsement.

What you need to apply:

  • please check theLaws and Policiesregulates the practice of nursing in Virginia.
  • You must complete a criminal background check (instructions in the online application)
  • Proof of your main residence
  • You must submit proof of license from your original province/territory (detailed instructions in the online application).
  • Please read theapplication instructionscarefullyBeforeproceed with an application.

Applications for admission asRegistered Nurse by Confirmationare only accepted online. Click the "Apply Now" button below to start the online application process.

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You have expressed your interestReinstating Your Nursing License.

This application is a PDF form that must be printed, completed and sent to the following address:

Virginia Board of Nursing
center of circumference
9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 300
Henrico, Virginia 23233-1463

What you need for the application:

  • Check theLaws and Policiesregarding the practice of nursing in Virginia.
  • If your license has been revoked, you must wait three years from the date of receipt of the revocation request before applying again.
  • Applicants must have a Criminal Background Check (CBC). See the checklist guide for more information.
  • You must provide evidence that you have met the continuing education requirements set forth in 18 VAC 90-19-160 in the two (2) years immediately preceding the application for reinstatement.
  • The Virginia Board of Nursing may require additional evidence that the nurse is ready to resume practice in a safe and competent manner.

Registered and Practical Nurse (RN/LPN) Reinstatement Applications

  • Checklist instructions and applicationfor the reinstatement of the RN license
  • Checklist instructions and applicationfor the reinstatement of the RN license after suspension or revocation
  • Declaration of Principal State of Residence Form

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You have expressed your interestRegistered Nurse Licensure through re-examination

This application is a paper form that must be completed and sent to the following address:

Virginia Board of Nursing
center of circumference
9960 Mayland Drive, Suite 300
Henrico, Virginia 23233-1463

What you need for the application:

  • You must re-register to attend the NCLEX - please visit thePearson VUE-Websitefor more information and to register.
  • please check theLaws and Policiesregulate the practice of nursing.
  • Applicants must complete a criminal background check (further information in the application notes)
  • If your name on the follow-up application differs from the name on your original application, you must provide evidence of the change of name (further information can be found in the application notes).
  • Please read theapplication instructionscarefullybefore proceeding with the application.

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If you have completed your nursing education in another countryAndIf you are licensed by testing in another state within the United States, you may qualifyLicensing by Endorsement.

Note:Virginia participates in the Enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC), which allows nurses living in compact states to practice in all other compact states with a single multi-state license. You can view oneimplementation mapto determine if your state participates in the Covenant. If your primary state of residence is a compact state, you must apply for the license in that state.

What you need for the application:

  • please check theLaws and Policiesregulates the practice of nursing in Virginia.
  • You must complete a criminal background check (instructions in the online application)
  • You must request license verification fromoriginal registration status(indicate where you took the NCLEX) (*detailed instructions in the online application)
  • You must submit an Eligibility Assessment completed by CGFNS. For more information, click on these regulations:18 VAC 90-19-120And18 VAC 90-19-130.
  • For endorsement applicants only, the Board will accept theCES Professional report,ICHP-Visa-ScreenorCGFNS certificate (go to CGFNS International, Inc.for more information on available services.
  • You must provide proof of your main residence.
  • If you do not currently have a social security number, you must contact the Board of Directors at (804) 367-4515 to obtain a paper application for the license by confirmation. You may be entitled to a temporary license that is only valid for 90 days while you receive your SSN, and you must have a valid SSN to obtain a permanent license.
  • Please read theapplication instructionscarefullyBeforeproceed with an application.

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If you have completed your nursing education in another countryAndYou have never obtained an exam license in another US state for which you may qualifyApproval by exam.

Note:Virginia participates in the Enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC), which allows nurses living in compact states to practice in all other compact states with a single multi-state license. You can view oneimplementation mapto determine if your state participates in the Covenant. If your primary state of residence is a compact state, you must apply for the license in that state.

What you need for the application:

  • please check theLaws and Policiesregulates the practice of nursing in Virginia.
  • You must complete a criminal background check (instructions in the online application)
  • You must submit an eligibility check through CGFNS. For more information, click on these regulations:18 VAC 90-19-120And18 VAC 90-19-130.
  • The board takes itCES Professional Report or CGFNS certificate(go toCGFNS International, Inc.for more information on available services).
  • You must provide proof of your main residence.
  • If you do not currently have a social security number, you must contact the Board of Directors at (804) 367-4515 to obtain a paper application for licensing by exam. You may be entitled to a temporary license that is only valid for 90 days while you receive your SSN, and you must have a valid SSN to obtain a permanent license.
  • Please read theapplication instructionscarefullyBeforeproceed with an application.

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Jay P. Douglas, MSM, RN, CSAC, FRE, Executive Director
Brandon A. Jones, MSN, RN, CEN, NEA-BC, President

FAQs

What are the requirements to be a registered nurse in Virginia? ›

RN Licensure Eligibility Requirements
  • Degree from an accredited/approved school of nursing. ...
  • A transcript or attestation from your school.
  • Pass the NCLEX-RN examination.
  • 500 direct care hours for RNs, 400 for LPNs.
  • Fingerprint-based criminal background check.
  • Pay a $190 fee for RNs, $170 for LPNs.

How many CE hours required for RN in Virginia? ›

Thirty (30) contact hours of continuing education relevant to the practice of nursing.

How long does it take to get a Virginia RN license by endorsement? ›

Once the application is considered complete (all documentation required has been received) and your application for licensure has been approved, you should receive your license in the mail within 10 working days. Note: Licensure by Endorsement can be found in the regulations, 18VAC90-50-50.

What is required to renew RN license in VA? ›

Every two years, the Virginia Nursing Board requires nurses to complete the following continuing education contact hours to comply with licensing requirements: 15 contact hours and 640 hours of active practice as a nurse, or 30 contact hours for RN license renewal.

What disqualifies you from being a registered nurse? ›

Nursing Program Disqualifying Factors

Major misdemeanor conviction for crimes involving weapons, violence, embezzlement, dishonesty, misappropriation, fraud or sex crimes. Any felony conviction. More than one drunk driving or related conviction in the past three years. Registered sex offender.

How much is a Virginia RN license? ›

Virginia Board of Nursing - Fees
License TypeApplicationRenewal (Biennial)
Registered Nurse (RN) (exam or endorsement)$190$140 Plus $50 if late renewal
Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) (exam or endorsement)$170$120 Plus $40 if late renewal
Repeat exam application (RN, LPN)$50
Inactive RN$70 Plus $25 if late renewal
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How many hours can a nurse legally work in a day in Virginia? ›

Even when a nurse voluntarily works overtime, the maximum shift is 14 consecutive hours. Furthermore, after a nurse's shift, the employer must provide at least 10 consecutive hours of off-duty time. This is with or without overtime. The law doesn't prohibit nurses from voluntarily working overtime.

How many times can you fail the Nclex in Virginia? ›

Candidates who have applied for licensure/registration with a participating nursing regulatory body (NRB) will be permitted to take the NCLEX eight times a year and there must be 45 test-free days between each examination.

How many times can you take Nclex RN in Virginia? ›

Are You Limited to Retake the NCLEX-RN Exam? If you happen not to pass the exam, you can retake it after 45 days. And if you are wondering how often you can take the NCLEX, the NCSBN retake policy allows for a retake eight times a year, ensuring 45 exam-free days between each test.

What state is the hardest to get a nursing license? ›

5 STATES THAT TAKE THE LONGEST TO GET AN RN LICENSE IN
  • MAINE. ...
  • ALASKA. ...
  • Georgia. ...
  • Alabama. ...
  • Hawaii. ...
  • South Carolina. ...
  • Kentucky. ...
  • Summary. There are a few cases when temporary licenses can be obtained through the state board of nursing.
Nov 14, 2022

How do I transfer my nursing license to Virginia? ›

You will need to complete a Criminal Background Check (instructions in the online application) Proof of your primary state of residence. You will need to submit license verification from your original province/territory of licensure (detailed instructions in the online application).

What is the fastest nursing license to get? ›

The fastest way to become an RN is through an RN diploma program, which can be completed in as little as a year. While completing this program does not lead to a degree, it does make the individual eligible to take the NCLEX and earn their RN license.

What happens if your nursing license expires in Virginia? ›

2022 Virginia Nursing License Renewal

The Virginia Board of Nursing says they will automatically add a $40 late for LPNs, and a $50 late fee for RNs who renew after midnight on the day of their current license's expiration date.

How do I renew my inactive nursing license in Virginia? ›

A nurse whose license has been suspended or revoked by the board may apply for reinstatement by filing a reinstatement application, fulfilling requirements for continuing competency as required in subsection B of this section, and paying the fee for reinstatement after suspension or revocation.

WHO issues RN license in VA? ›

The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) administers the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN), which is required for licensing as an RN in Virginia.

How many times can you fail RN test? ›

What Happens If You Do Not Pass the NCLEX-RN Exam the First Time? Though the vast majority of candidates pass the exam the first time, those who fail are permitted to retake it after 45 days from their original test date. Candidates may retest as many as 8 times in a year.

Is it hard to pass an RN test? ›

Whether or not the NCLEX is hard for you can vary based on factors such as how prepared you are for the exam. According to the National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCBSN), just over 82 percent of candidates passed the NCLEX-RN exam on the first try in 2022.

What happens if you fail your RN exam? ›

If you didn't pass the exam, you'll receive a NCLEX Candidate Performance Report (CPR). The CPR is an individualized document that shows how a candidate performed in each of the test plan content areas. Candidates who fail the exam can use the CPR as a guide to prepare them to retake the exam.

Is Virginia a multi state nursing license? ›

Yes! Virginia is proud to be a member of the Enhanced Nurse Licensure Compact (eNLC), which allows nurses living in compact states to practice in all other compact states with a single multi-state license. If your primary state of residence is a compact state, you must apply for licensure in that state.

How much does a RN make near Virginia? ›

Average RN Salaries in Virginia

RN salaries in Virginia average $76,680 per year, or $36.87 an hour, ranking the state 23rd in the nation for RN salaries.

How much do charge nurses make in Virginia? ›

The following table shows how much Charge Nurses make in each state.
...
Charge Nurse Salary by State.
StateVirginia
Hourly mean wage$31.78
Annual median wage$66,095.00
Compared To National Average-10%
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Jul 5, 2022

What is the 7 minute rule in payroll? ›

However, an employer may violate the FLSA minimum wage and overtime pay requirements if the employer always rounds down. Employee time from 1 to 7 minutes may be rounded down, and thus not counted as hours worked, but employee time from 8 to 14 minutes must be rounded up and counted as a quarter hour of work time.

What is the 7 minute rule? ›

The “7-Minute Rule” Applies to 15-Minute Increments

The “7-minute Rule” says that an employer cannot round down if an employee has worked more than 7 minutes. If an employee works between 7 minutes and 8 minutes (such as for 7 minutes and 35 seconds), the employer can round down.

Can a nurse work 48 hours straight? ›

A nurse can work as many hours straight as they choose.

Currently, there are no restrictions on the number of hours a nurse may voluntarily work in a 24-hour or 7-day period in the United States. There are also no restrictions on the number of hours that may be worked by other hospital employees.

What state is the easiest to take NCLEX? ›

If you are looking for the best state for NCLEX or easiest state to pass NCLEX, here are the top 5:
  • #1 Connecticut. ...
  • #2 Montana. ...
  • #3 New York. ...
  • #4 Northern Mariana Islands. ...
  • #5 South Dakota.
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What happens if you fail NCLEX 3 times? ›

If they fail, they'll need to wait 45 days before retesting. After failing three times, though, they'll need to complete a board-approved remediation program before the next retake. test-takers have six attempts to pass in total.

What percentage of people fail NCLEX-RN? ›

The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN) reports 13.43% of NCLEX-RN candidates fail the exam on their first attempt. The number of unsuccessful test-takers is low compared to the more than 86% who pass the exam on their first try.

How long is NCLEX-RN license valid? ›

You must test within the validity dates (an average of 90 days) on the ATT. There are no extensions or you'll have to register and pay the fee again. Your ATT contains critical information like your test authorization number, validity date, and candidate identification number.

How many items do you need to pass the NCLEX-RN? ›

While it's possible to pass the NCLEX after answering all 145, it's also possible to pass the test with a minimum of 60 questions or any number in between. Keep in mind NCLEX has a time limit of five hours. If you haven't answered enough questions correctly when the clock runs out, you will fail the test.

How long can you work as a nurse before taking the NCLEX? ›

If eight or more years have passed following the expiration date of your license and you presently hold a current and active registered nurse license in another state or U.S. territory, you do not have to re-take the NCLEX-RN.

Is Virginia a good state for nurses? ›

Virginia is among the top states for nursing schools, including Marymount University, the University of Virginia, and George Mason University. RNs in Virginia earn an average of $35.76 hourly or $74,380 yearly.

What state needs nurses the most? ›

California tops the list with an estimated 44,500 deficit in registered nurses, nearly three times the deficit in the next shortest state. Texas, New Jersey, and South Carolina will lack more than 10,000 RNs; Alaska, Georgia, and South Dakota will each be short several thousand.

What state has the happiest nurses? ›

Best States for Nurses Satisfaction and Happiness
  • Minnesota (Quality of life ranking #2, Hospital rating by nurses 86%)
  • Wisconsin (Quality of life ranking #3, Hospital rating by nurses 88%)
  • Oregon (Quality of life ranking #18, Hospital rating by nurses inconclusive)
Feb 15, 2022

How do I get a Virginia reciprocity? ›

RECIPROCITY APPLICANTS:

Apply to take the national and state portions of the exam. Download the Candidate Information Bulletin from the Board's vendor, PSI Exams (https://candidate.psiexams.com/), to learn how to register.

What state is the easiest to get a nursing license? ›

Easiest states to become a nurse – Length of licensing process
  • Maine: 1-2 weeks.
  • Maryland: 2-3 days.
  • Missouri: 2 weeks.
  • Nevada: 1-2 weeks.
  • North Carolina: 1-2 weeks.
  • North Dakota: 1-2 weeks.
  • Texas: 2 weeks.
  • Vermont: 3-5 business days.

Can I work in Virginia with a Maryland nursing license? ›

The nurse may practice in any compact state using the license from the nurse's primary state of residence as long as that state is a compact state. Nurses must have licenses in all non compact states where they work. Primary state of residence is best determined by the state used as residence on the federal tax return.

Which nursing field is the easiest? ›

Easiest Nursing Jobs Availabile
  • Nurse Educator. Average Annual Salary: $62,000. ...
  • Nurse Blogger. Average Annual Salary: N/A. ...
  • Clinic Nurse. Average Annual Salary: $65,000. ...
  • Traveling Nurse. Average Annual Salary: $70,000. ...
  • School Nurse. Average Annual Salary: $50,000. ...
  • Summer Camp Nurse. ...
  • Nurse Administrator. ...
  • Public Health Nurse.
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What is the shortest nursing program? ›

Certified Nursing Assistant

A CNA program is a fast-paced program that only takes a couple of months to fully complete. After graduation, students can enter the field right away, assisting nurses with patient work in a wide variety of settings.

Is rn school hard? ›

Nursing requires more dedication than many other careers. However, it's one of the most rewarding jobs you can have. Nursing school is notoriously difficult—and it's not for everyone. Graduate school is challenging as well.

Can you work as an RN and NP at the same time? ›

You certainly can..you are still licensed as a RN . I've got many friends who are NP 's who do it and make just about the same amount of money as their regular jobs since they are working per diem (pays a higher rate).

How do I contact the Virginia Board of Nursing? ›

of Health Professions - Contact Us.
...
Contact a Board.
BoardNursing
Phone #(804) 367-4515
Fax #(804) 527-4455
Emailnursebd@dhp.virginia.gov
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Where can I take NCLEX in Virginia? ›

Pearson Vue NCLEX Testing Locations in Virginia
  • Pearson Professional Centers-Billings MT. ...
  • Pearson Professional Centers-Alexandria VA. ...
  • Pearson Professional Centers-Reston VA. ...
  • Pearson Professional Centers-Newport News VA. ...
  • Pearson Professional Centers-Roanoke VA. ...
  • pearson Professional Centers-Richmond VA.

Is West Virginia a compact state? ›

West Virginia is a Nurse Licensure Compact (Compact) state, meaning that nurses licensed by another Compact state do not need to apply for licensure unless they plan to make West Virginia their primary state of residency.

How long does it take to get a Virginia RN license? ›

Please allow adequate processing time for applications. Applications that are complete, fully documented, and meet the minimum requirements of the Regulations will be processed within 30 business days (6 weeks) from the date the application and fee was received.

How long does it take to be a RN in Virginia? ›

Virginia Nursing Info. Aspiring Virginia Registered Nurses usually choose one of two college-based RN education programs: an Associate Degree, Nursing (ADN), which takes two years of full time study, or a Bachelor's Degree, Nursing, which takes around four years to complete.

Who is eligible for registered nurse? ›

Must be graduates from National and/ or International recognized Nursing college/University. For graduates from the UAE universities, the program and university must be accredited by the Ministry of Education (MOE/NQA).

What is the difference between LPN and RN in Virginia? ›

To sum up, LPNs are responsible for providing more basic nursing care and usually work under the supervision of RNs. RNs on the other hand are generally responsible for administering medicine to patients in addition to creating a treatment plan in order to promote and restore a patient's health.

What are the requirements for nursing? ›

Student must acquire at least a matric education standard and have passed Mathematics, English, a First/Home Language, Life Orientation and Life Science.

What is the fastest you can become a registered nurse? ›

If you are aiming towards becoming a registered nurse, an associate degree in nursing (ADN) is one of the fastest paths to get there. This undergraduate degree is the minimum educational requirement for becoming a registered nurse and usually takes two to three years depending on the credits.

How many times can you take nursing boards in Virginia? ›

The state of Virginia permits applicants to take the NCLEX eight times a year. There must be 45 test-free days between each examination. To check your license status in real time, you can visit License Lookup.

What is the difference between a nurse and a registered nurse? ›

A registered nurse (RN) is a nurse who has completed all educational and examination requirements, and has been licensed to practice nursing in their state. You will also see 'registered nurse' as a job title or position.

What is the difference between a licensed nurse and a registered nurse? ›

LPNs usually provide more basic nursing care and are responsible for the comfort of the patient. RNs on the other hand, primarily administer medication, treatments, and offer educational advice to patients and the public.

What is a registered nurse salary? ›

What do RN do that LPN Cannot? ›

RNs have a more expanded scope of practice than LPNs, in that they can perform diagnostic tests, administer medications, and educate patients on how to manage their health after treatment. RNs also oversee LPNs, Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs), and home health aides.

Can LPNs draw blood? ›

Yes Based on training and competency an LPN may draw blood and administer vaccines.

Can LPN give IV meds? ›

An LPN MAY:

- Administer medicated and unmedicated intravenous solutions through most venous access lines including midline catheters.

What is the age limit for nursing? ›

The maximum age for admission shall be 35 years.

How much does nurses earn per month? ›

Average R 27 387 per month.

Is nursing Easy to get into? ›

Nursing programs are notoriously hard to get into. Difficult admission requirements—such as high GPA requirements, entrance exams, and strict prerequisites—turn many prospective students away from nursing. There are ways to make it easier, though.

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