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Nevada nursing license lookup, renewal and board contact

Nevada RN and LPN licenses renew on an individual biennial expiration cycle. Renewing RNs and LPNs complete 30 hours of nursing-related CE plus Nevada-specific training obligations.

Reviewed July 28, 20265 official source recordsView link evidence
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Which system should you use?

The route depends on the task and credential. Only links tied to a reviewed task record are presented as official actions.

GoalReviewed routeState-specific note
Verify current license statusNCSBN License Verification GuidanceSearch by license number when available and document the live Nevada result date.
Renew or reactivate a licenseNevada Board FAQFollow this published timing: Renew within the window shown by the Nevada Nurse Portal before the expiration date in the public record.
Check CE or continuing competenceNevada Continuing EducationReview the exact requirement before buying coursework: Renewing RNs and LPNs complete 30 hours of nursing-related continuing education during the renewal period.
Apply by endorsementRN/LPN Endorsement InstructionsFollow the current endorsement instructions for Nursys or direct verification.
Use the account or transaction portalNevada Nurse PortalConfirm the browser domain is one of the reviewed official domains: nevadanursingboard.org.
Check complaints or public disciplineofficial complaint and discipline resourceFor Nevada, open any public order or restriction linked by the authority; do not rely on social posts or an old screenshot.
Contact the licensing authorityNevada State Board of NursingCall (888) 590-6726 with the credential, license or application number available; do not email sensitive documents unless given a secure route.
Use national verification or monitoringNursys QuickConfirm / e-Notify when acceptedNevada is recorded as a non-compact jurisdiction. A nurse normally needs the license or other authority required by Nevada; an out-of-state compact license should not be assumed to replace that requirement.

Nevada licensing facts

How regulation is organized

Nevada State Board of Nursing regulates the credentials recorded for Nevada: RN, LPN, APRN, CNA. Public status checks use Nevada License and Certificate Lookup; renewal uses Nevada Nurse Portal. The recorded renewal schedule is Individual two-year expiration cycle The compact classification shown for this review is Non-compact jurisdiction.

Public verification

Nevada License and Certificate Lookup is the reviewed public verification route for Nevada. The destination is hosted on nevadanursingboard.org. Search the exact credential, then compare status, expiration, record date, and public restrictions before relying on the result.

Renewal timing

For Nevada, the recorded renewal cycle is Individual two-year expiration cycle The named renewal route is Nevada Nurse Portal. The current fee summary is Confirm the current renewal charge inside the official Nurse Portal; the Board periodically updates fees and instructions..

CE or competence

The reviewed Nevada continuing-education or competence rule is: Renewing RNs and LPNs complete 30 hours of nursing-related continuing education during the renewal period. The record-retention or audit note is: Keep completion certificates and course details for Board audit..

Reviewed fieldCurrent dataset value
AuthorityNevada State Board of Nursing
Public verificationNevada License and Certificate Lookup
Renewal cycleIndividual two-year expiration cycle
Renewal deadlineRenew within the window shown by the Nevada Nurse Portal before the expiration date in the public record.
Continuing competenceRenewing RNs and LPNs complete 30 hours of nursing-related continuing education during the renewal period.
FeesConfirm the current renewal charge inside the official Nurse Portal; the Board periodically updates fees and instructions.
Compact statusNon-compact jurisdiction
CredentialsRN, LPN, APRN, CNA
Phone(888) 590-6726
Physical location6005 Plumas Street, Suite 100, Reno, NV 89519
Mailing address6005 Plumas Street, Suite 100, Reno, NV 89519
Primary official domainsnevadanursingboard.org

Authority and credential routing

The Nevada State Board of Nursing regulates nursing licenses and certificates. Its public lookup and Nurse Portal are distinct functions available from the official Board website.

Credential in this recordRN
Credential in this recordLPN
Credential in this recordAPRN
Credential in this recordCNA

The reviewed Nevada credential set is RN, LPN, APRN, CNA. Use Nevada License and Certificate Lookup for the public record and Nevada Nurse Portal for renewal-related work. Do not infer an advanced-practice, assistant, certificate, permit, or compact privilege from a different credential record; Non-compact jurisdiction. The public record host is nevadanursingboard.org, and the recorded renewal schedule is Individual two-year expiration cycle

How to verify a Nevada nursing license

Nevada License and Certificate Lookup is the reviewed public verification route for Nevada. The destination is hosted on nevadanursingboard.org. Search the exact credential, then compare status, expiration, record date, and public restrictions before relying on the result. Renewal-related transactions use Nevada Nurse Portal.

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Employer note: An application status or portal screenshot should not replace the current public lookup.

Read the detailed lookup and troubleshooting guide

How to interpret the result

FieldMeaningRisk to avoid
Nevada credential typeFor Nevada, confirm the exact credential among RN, LPN, APRN, CNA; the same person may hold more than one license, approval, certificate or permit.For Nevada, treating an RN result as proof of APRN, assistant, certificate, permit or prescriptive authority.
Current statusRead the exact status wording published by Nevada State Board of Nursing, including active, inactive, expired, lapsed, probationary, suspended, revoked or restricted.For Nevada, assuming that a record appearing in search means the person may currently practice.
Expiration / renewal timingIndividual two-year expiration cycle. Renew within the window shown by the Nevada Nurse Portal before the expiration date in the public record.For Nevada, using a wallet card, employer roster or old screenshot instead of the live record.
Multistate designationNevada is recorded as a non-compact jurisdiction. A nurse normally needs the license or other authority required by Nevada; an out-of-state compact license should not be assumed to replace that requirement.For Nevada, assuming compact membership automatically makes every license multistate or survives a permanent residence move.
Public discipline or restrictionsReview public orders or restrictions linked by Nevada State Board of Nursing, Nevada License and Certificate Lookup or Nursys when applicable.Checking only expiration while ignoring conditions that limit practice.
Verification dateThe result supports a decision as of the date it was checked. Record the live Nevada verification date.For Nevada, reusing an undated or stale printout for a new employment or credentialing decision.

Nevada nursing license renewal

CycleIndividual two-year expiration cycle
DeadlineRenew within the window shown by the Nevada Nurse Portal before the expiration date in the public record.
Published fee summaryConfirm the current renewal charge inside the official Nurse Portal; the Board periodically updates fees and instructions.
CE / competenceRNs and LPNs complete 30 nursing-related CE hours; Nevada-specific one-time and practice-setting courses may also apply.

Named renewal system: Nevada Nurse Portal.

  1. Check the expiration date in the public record.
  2. Complete 30 hours and all Nevada-specific training that applies.
  3. Sign in to the official Nurse Portal.
  4. Submit renewal disclosures and payment.
  5. Confirm the renewed status in the public lookup.

Renewal cautions

  • Nevada is not an NLC jurisdiction; an out-of-state compact license alone does not authorize Nevada practice.
  • Special CE applies to some settings and credentials in addition to the general total.

Continuing education or continuing competence

Renewing RNs and LPNs complete 30 hours of nursing-related continuing education during the renewal period.

  • Complete the one-time four-hour bioterrorism course if not already satisfied.
  • Complete cultural-competency or other Nevada-required education when applicable.
  • Practice-setting requirements may add courses, including certain HIV-related training.

Records and audits: Keep completion certificates and course details for Board audit.

Nevada license by endorsement

The reviewed Nevada credential set is RN, LPN, APRN, CNA. Use Nevada License and Certificate Lookup for the public record and Nevada Nurse Portal for renewal-related work. Do not infer an advanced-practice, assistant, certificate, permit, or compact privilege from a different credential record; Non-compact jurisdiction. The public record host is nevadanursingboard.org, and the recorded renewal schedule is Individual two-year expiration cycle

Open RN/LPN endorsement instructions ↗

Read the detailed Nevada endorsement checklist

National verification and compact status

Non-compact jurisdiction

Nevada is classified as Non-compact jurisdiction. The recorded renewal cycle is Individual two-year expiration cycle and the authority model is State nursing regulatory board. Confirm primary residence, the exact license designation, and restrictions in the current official record before relying on compact authority.

Nursys services · Compact eligibility

Complaints and public discipline

Open Nevada Discipline and Complaints ↗

Official Nevada Board information for discipline and complaints.

Nevada State Board of Nursing contact and location

Physical address
6005 Plumas Street, Suite 100, Reno, NV 89519
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Mailing address
6005 Plumas Street, Suite 100, Reno, NV 89519
Email / service hours

Confirm current service hours before calling or visiting.

Location note: Confirm office hours and whether walk-in service is available before visiting.

Frequently asked questions

Who regulates nursing licenses in Nevada?

Nevada State Board of Nursing. The Nevada State Board of Nursing regulates nursing licenses and certificates. Its public lookup and Nurse Portal are distinct functions available from the official Board website.

What is the reviewed Nevada license lookup?

Nevada License and Certificate Lookup. Nevada License and Certificate Lookup is the reviewed public verification route for Nevada. The destination is hosted on nevadanursingboard.org. Search the exact credential, then compare status, expiration, record date, and public restrictions before relying on the result. Renewal-related transactions use Nevada Nurse Portal.

When is a Nevada nursing license renewed?

Individual two-year expiration cycle. Renew within the window shown by the Nevada Nurse Portal before the expiration date in the public record.

What CE or competence applies in Nevada?

Renewing RNs and LPNs complete 30 hours of nursing-related continuing education during the renewal period.

What fee information is published for Nevada?

Confirm the current renewal charge inside the official Nurse Portal; the Board periodically updates fees and instructions.

How can I contact the nursing authority in Nevada?

Nevada State Board of Nursing publishes (888) 590-6726 and 6005 Plumas Street, Suite 100, Reno, NV 89519.

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Review date: July 28, 2026 · Next scheduled review: October 28, 2026.