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Ohio's nursing shortage is a challenge that requires immediate and sustained action. With the introduction of the Nurse Workforce & Safe Patient Care Act, Ohio has taken a significant step toward securing the future of its healthcare workforce.
Ohio has been deemed a great place to live for permanent placement RNs raising a family because of its small-town charm and good-sized cities. Plus, if you're a cardiology nurse, the Cleveland Clinic is a nationally ranked hospital perfect for you.
Ohio joined the compact states on January 1, 2023. On or after January 3, 2023 Ohio nurses will be able to begin practicing in other states. Similarly, nurses that live outside of Ohio that hold a compact license may take travel assignments in Ohio.
Part of retaining your license involves completing continuing education. All RNs and LPNs need 24 hours of approved continuing education to renew an Ohio nursing license. This must include one hour directly related to the Ohio Nurse Practice Act and the administrative rules of the Ohio Board of Nursing.
National Nurses United is the largest union of RNs in the United States, with a membership of more than 225,000 RNs in all 50 states. From coast to coast, we have won the best contracts for RNs in the nation.
Reciprocity applicants may be issued a temporary permit to practice in Ohio, effective for 180 days, authorizing them to practice until they complete the remainder of the requirements for their license to be issued.
Our mission is to unite and empower nurses and healthcare workers, championing their rights, promoting professional practice, and advocating for quality care for all patients in Ohio, while fostering a strong and cohesive professional union community.
Temporary Permits: Reciprocity applicants may be issued a temporary permit to practice in Ohio, effective for 180-days, authorizing them to practice until they complete the remainder of the requirements for their license to be issued.
It is important to remember that if your license is inactive, you cannot work in Ohio until you apply to reactivate your license. And, if APRNs inactivate their RN license, their APRN license will be automatically inactivated, as well. To get started, follow the steps below.