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As we are unable to email, print/mail the renewal applications, we are encouraging all licensees to renew online. Renewing online is the preferred method as it will allow for the expedited processing of your renewal. Please use the link below to access the licensure and regulatory online system. Licensure and Regulatory Online System.
- Health Professionals
TRAIN Learning System Training Opportunities for Tennesssee...
- Practitioner Profiles
Practitioner Profiles - Board of Nursing - Tennessee State...
- Multi-State Regulation
Nurse Licensure Compact. Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC)...
- FAQ
The Board of Nursing offers a Geographic Information System...
- Licensure Verification
Licensure Renewal - A license can be renewed up to 60 days...
- Educational Programs
*Training programs listed at the link below are approved by...
- Applications
Licensure Verification Request (NURSYS) Tennessee...
- Statutes And Rules
The Board, following specific notice requirements and...
- Health Professionals
Registered and practical nurses may be licensed by examination or endorsement from another state. Once licensed, nurses renew their licenses every two years. Renewal notices are mailed from the administrative office forty-five days prior to expiration of the license to the current address on file.
Licensure Renewal - A license can be renewed up to 60 days prior to the expiration date. The Board of Nursing is offering a Geographic Information System (GIS) application to analyze workforce based on nursing licensure data. Approved nursing programs can also be queried and mapped on the GIS application: http://tnmap.tn.gov/health/nursing.
In Tennessee, Registered Nurses (RNs) must renew their licenses every two years. Keeping track of this cycle helps avoid any lapse in your licensure. The Tennessee Board of Nursing requires RNs to meet specific criteria for license renewal.
You must understand the nursing board’s requirements for license renewal in Tennessee. From determining the renewal application period deadline to the steps to renew your license, this guide will cover what you must know to streamline the process.
This article is your three-step guide through the Tennessee nursing license renewal process. Whether you’re a CNA, RN, LPN, or APRN, we’ll let you know everything you need to maintain your active license and keep your nursing career rolling.
Any nurse who has not been engaged in the practice of nursing for five (5) years or more shall be issued an inactive license. If such nurse desires to resume practice, notice in writing shall be given to the board and evidence of nursing competence may be required prior to license renewal.
