To obtain a physician assistant license in Nevada you must:
To be eligible for licensure as a registered nurse (RN) or licensed practical nurse (LPN) in NV, you must meet the following requirements:
To be eligible for licensure as an advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) in NV, you must meet the requirements above plus complete a master’s or doctoral level, and additionally possess an active NV RN license.
Licenses must be renewed every two years before June 30th of odd-numbered years. The process of medical license renewal includes:
The CE and CME hours must be AMA Category 1, classified by the AAPA as Category 1 (for PAs), or NSBME Board approved. A list of approved courses is available on the Board’s website. It’s recommended to keep records of your CE and CME activities for at least four years post-renewal period.
To practice telehealth in Nevada you must:
Using the License and Certificate Lookup tool on the Board’s website, one can verify whether an individual possesses an active NV license or certificate. The tool allows searching by name, license number, type, or location. It also provides background and practice information about the licensee, such as education, training, specialty, disciplinary actions, and malpractice claims.
MedicalLicensing.com is well-versed in the complexities of the licensing process in NV. We offer expert help with the application, document submission, and understanding of regulations and requirements. Our team can handle every bit of the process for you so that you can focus on your patients.
Obtaining a medical license in Nevada can take between 60 to 120 days, depending on factors such as the completeness and accuracy of your application, the availability of your supporting documents, and the workload of the board.
The fee for a medical license is $300 for initial licensure and $200 for renewal every two years. However, additional charges for criminal background checks or other fees may apply.
Obtaining a Nevada medical license may take time. However, it can be expedited by applying online through the board’s website, ensuring your application is accurate and complete, and fulfilling all licensure requirements. Promptly send all necessary documents and verifications to the board and quickly respond to their requests or inquiries. It’s also vital to keep the board updated on your contact information.
Stop hunting state medical board for answers and see how our team can help you:
Check out individual state requirements by clicking the links down below.
© 2025 National Med Licensing | Powered by Digi Grows LLC