Nurses! Get your Compact license! | A. Lee TV
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- Опубліковано 19 чер 2019
- Follow these 5 easy steps to upgrade to your Compact license today!
Check out these links for more info!
Concordia St. Paul's Blog article on Compact License:
online.csp.edu/blog/healthcar...
Concordia St. Paul's RN-BSN online program:
online.csp.edu/academics/rn-t...
Concordia St. Paul's MSN online program:
online.csp.edu/academics/msn?...
Click here to see if your state is apart of the UPDATED Compact Licensure map:
www.ncsbn.org/nurse-licensure...
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Amazing video! Literally the best one on youtube!
This video is perfect!!! This is exactly what I need.
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Thankkkkkkk you!!!!!!! I was so confused about this!!!
Shiann Stilley you’re welcome! ❤️
Great job!
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Thank you for this video, this is exactly what I was looking for!
You’re welcome 🥰!
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Great video!!!! Can you suggest an LPN bridge online problem. Located in Florida.
Very informative video and great video. That is so cool about the compact license . I wonder is Chicago apart of the compact license. Really great tips.
Mellonee Edgeston unfortunately Illinois is not apart of eNLC. Indiana will be joining soon, though.
@@twilliams9259 so if I hold Illinois nursing license, to get compact license in Texas, do I need to go through Illinois board of nursing or Texas board of nursing? Any idea?
AJ you will apply for your Texas license through Texas. You can download the application from the Texas board of nursing website.
@@twilliams9259 Thank you!
Hi! Just found your video today. I'm from Florida and planning to apply for a multi-state license. Do I need to go through CGFNS before I can get my multi-state license? Thank you.
Hi I currently own a home in South Georgia and am finding different answers online. I want to work in Jacksonville,FL but online it says that with both states being compact I must change my state of residency. Is it possible for me to live in Georgia and work in Florida at the same time
Do you receive a new license once approved for the compact license? How do you know it’s been approved? I’m excited to start traveling!
Okay, I have a few questions.
1. Once you obtain the compact license as a LPN, do you have to do the process over once you’re a RN?
2. Do you have to have any experience before getting the license? Could I get it as soon as I pass the NCLEX?
3. Would the compact license be beneficial to jobs that are non travel? I live in Tennessee but I’m less than an hour away from Mississippi. The LPN program I’m striving to get accepted into is in Mississippi, I wouldn’t have a Mississippi address because I have a Tennessee one. Should I get my license transferred to Tennessee & declare that as my compact state? Idk how I would declare Mississippi as my compact state because I don’t actually live there. I really hope I’m not confusing you!
Hey girl! Let’s see..
1. Great question!--I only applied for my RN so I can’t speak to the LPN route but because they are two completely different licenses, I would assume that you would have to do the process over as RN once you receive that license unless you plan to travel as an LPN.
2. Nope not a lick of experience is necessary! lol student graduates can actually apply to get their compact license when they apply for their initial state licensure.
3. Eh, not really since it only applies when you need to travel to another compact state-you can only declare if you live in a compact state or have your address listed as so for the board of nursing.
Did I answer your question?
A. Lee TV yes ma’am, you did! Thank you! I’ve decided to stay in TN & complete all my schooling here. I start the CNA program in September & I’m about to start applying to three LPN schools in August 💗
Deneshia De’Shay 🥰 that’s awesome! I wish you the best! ❤️
A. Lee TV thank you! You too!
Do I need to do the background if I’ve had one done within 5 years?
C Stewart hey there! Yes, the Board of nursing will want to do their own separately when you apply.. I’ve had maybe 3 done in one year because every board or travel nursing agency wants a completely new one each time 😅
Thanks for the video, so how are nurses from the non compact states working in the compact states? Do they apply individually? Thanks
Yes they are! They just wouldn’t be able to apply for compact unless they lived or have a tax “address’ in a compact state
Iam a foreign nurse i have license in NY and NJ. Do I need to take English test ?
How to transfer from non compact to compact, is it complicated?
Hi, once you applied for your NLC, how long did it take for the nursing board to approve and grant this multi-state licensure?
Hey there! It was about a week 😊
@@ALeeTV thanks for replying. I’m thinking about applying for it and traveling….these nurses out here getting paid paid…..lol.
@@Tiffronee and you could too!! It’s a win win! If you apply and don’t travel you always have it anyway, best of luck 🥳!
I have a question what if u on PO but one u pay back the money ur name will be clearly but it's nothing to do with a client it's like public assistance fraud and grand theft but it's for food stamps
Thank you beautiful for this great video. I do have some questions if you don’t mind. I would greatly appreciate any advice or direction. I am a Canadian rn and I have just taken and hopefully passed the Texas nclex exam (September 2022). Does this automatically mean I have compact licence ?? Or do I need to specifically register for compact licence under Texas. I eventually do want to work and live permanently in Georgia. Also… what hospitals do you recommend in Georgia… I am a neuro trauma critical care nurse in Canada. I would like to apply to hospitals with this patient population. Do you know if hospitals do green card sponsorship for international rns or should I apply through an agency? Thank you in advance for your time.
I hope you passed your exam!
I’m licensed in a compact state but I currently hold a single state license. Do have any idea how long it takes after application for the compact license for it to be review and processed?
It varies state by state, so check your specific states website for processing times.
Hi, I have a active single state license of Maryland? How to upgrade it to multi state ? Is only PSOR verification sufficient?
Maryland is compact I think so u good. Check online to verify.
do you have a video for reentry.. for those that did not graduate in the last 4 years since graduating or those without 500 hrs experience..
No I don’t but I can try to answer your question here.. I’m not sure what you mean by reentry? What are you asking?
one example would be a person who stepped away from being a nurse for more than 4 years for his reasons.. and when that person wants to return to the profession.. what would be the nursing reentry program.. the details of that if you know or someone you know..
@@yvesprince8937 to my knowledge, theres no such thing as a reentry program for nursing. Either you have an active license or you don’t. Did this said person keep their license active? Because if so it doesn’t matter how long you step away, you can still work. Now, getting a job maybe be harder since they haven’t worked in 4 years.
@@yvesprince8937 they would need to activate their license first and I’ve heard of refresher courses that nurses can take but no programs, here check out this link that goes in detail: www.trustedhealth.com/blog/10-steps-for-nurses-wanting-to-return-to-practice
ooh okae.. thats the term.. refresher course.. thanks!