Board Of Nursing Maryland Renewal License

The Maryland Board of Nursing (MBON) requires all licensed nurses to renew their licenses on a continual basis. The renewal period for nurses in Maryland is between January 1 and March 31. Active duty military nurses will be granted a 90-day extension to renew. You can renew your license online, by mail or in person. The basic fee for license renewal is $20.00 plus $3.00 processing fee. If your license has expired, you can still renew it if you pay the late fee. There is no continuing education requirement for renewal of an RN license

Board Of Nursing Maryland Renewal License

1 The renewal period for nurses in Maryland is between January 1 and March 31.

The renewal period for nurses in Maryland is between January 1 and March 31. During this time, all nurses must renew their license.

This is the same as every other nurse’s license renewal period.

It’s also the same as every other nurse’s license renewal period in Maryland.

2 Active duty military nurses will be granted a 90-day extension to renew.

If you are an active duty military nurse, you will be granted a 90-day extension to renew your license. You are not required to complete any continuing education courses during this time.

When it comes to renewal, you must renew your license every two years in order to continue practicing as a registered nurse in Maryland. However, if you are on active duty with the United States Army, Navy or Air Force or called up for state active duty by the Governor of Maryland (or his/her designee), then your license may be renewed once every four years instead of twice in that period.

You can renew online via the Board’s website with a credit card or check (make checks payable “State Treasurer”). If you prefer not to pay online and would rather send in payment by mail, please send payment along with documentation proving that you meet one of the criteria above for extending your renewal date (for example: military orders).

3 You can renew your license online, by mail or in person.

You can renew your license online, by mail or in person.

• Online renewal is the fastest and most convenient way to renew your license. You’ll need a secure email address and an active credit card. If you choose this option, you’ll receive a temporary renewal notice with instructions for printing and submitting your application forms along with payment via mail (check or money order). The temporary license will last through the expiration date of the current one while we process your application so there’s no interruption in service during this time period. Once your official certificate arrives in the mail, it must be presented when picking up supplies at any pharmacy.
• Mail renewal is also available if you prefer it over online options; however, we recommend using our online tool instead since it’s faster and less expensive than sending documents through U.S. Mail (and has fewer security risks). In addition to mailing all required documents and payment as described above under “Online Renewal,” please include proof of identity by sending:
• A copy of either one item from List A OR two items from List B below.* List A includes items such as driver’s licenses issued by other states/territories within North America only; passports issued anywhere outside North America but not expired more than five years ago; letters/cards showing name change such as marriage certificates or divorce decrees etc

4 The basic fee for license renewal is $20.00 plus $3.00 processing fee.

The basic fee for license renewal is $20.00 plus $3.00 processing fee.

The late renewal penalty is $20.00 plus $5.00 processing fee and is assessed when the renewal application reaches the Board after the expiration date of your current license, but on or before 60 days after said expiration date.

The late renewal penalty is $20.00 plus a $3.00 processing fee and is assessed when the renewal application reaches the Board after 60 days following expiration of your current license

5 If your license has expired, you can still renew it if you pay the late fee.

If your license has expired, you can still renew it if you pay the late fee. The late fee is $100 and must be paid within 30 days of the expiration date. You also have to pay the renewal fee ($110). You can renew your license online, by mail or in person at any Board of Nursing office location.

6 There is no continuing education requirement for renewal of an RN license.

If you are an RN, your license is issued for a period of three years. You must complete ongoing training and education to retain your license.

The Board has approved several options for meeting the continuing education requirement. As an RN, you may choose between:

• Completing at least 20 contact hours of nursing continuing education in each renewal cycle; or
• Completing at least 15 contact hours of nursing continuing education in each renewal cycle and receiving a grade of “A” or “B” on the NPLEX exam during any two consecutive licensure periods within the last ten years.

7 To renew your Maryland nursing license, you must have proof of 15 hours of continuing education that were completed within the previous two years.

You must have proof of 15 hours of continuing education that were completed within the previous two years. The continuing education can be done online or in person and can be done by a variety of methods, including webinars, conferences, seminars, workshops and classes.

8 Renewing your nursing license in Maryland is simple online, by phone or by mail.

Renewing your nursing license in Maryland is simple online, by phone or by mail. The state’s Board of Nursing has streamlined the renewal process and made it fast, easy and affordable for you to renew your nursing license.

All you need to do is provide some basic information about yourself and confirm that you are still eligible for licensure. Once this has been done, you can submit an online application or print out a form from the board website and mail it in with payment (via check or money order) along with proof of good standing as a nurse such as CCP-N/RN certification (which means certified case manager/registered nurse).

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If you have any questions about renewing your nursing license, please contact the Board of Nursing at 410-764-4600 or visit their website.