New licensees 5 years or less are encouraged to apply as well, as your input is needed to maintain standards at entry level. The OA interviews and workshops will be conducted by teleconference in July and August SMEs are needed for the following processes:.
Be a California resident; 2. Have experience as an NP; 4. Have clinical practice experience and current skills in the area of expertise for which you will be providing input and rendering a professional opinion; 5.
Have all renewal fees paid and continuing education requirements met; 6. No prior or current disciplinary actions or convictions in this state or any other agency or government, and; 7. Be able to write complete and concise reports. NPAC dca. If you are contacted to participate in a workshop, each workshop is one day and will be conducted by teleconference from a.
All applicants must first submit an application for licensure to the Board prior to submission of fingerprints via Live Scan or hard card.
After submission of an application for licensure, a request for Live Scan form or fingerprint hard cards must be submitted to the Board via the Fingerprint Requests page. Upon receipt of the request, the Board will validate the submission of an application for licensure and will then email a link to the Live Scan form or mail the fingerprint hard card if outside of California.
Please allow business days to receive your hard cards by mail or 3 business days to receive your Live Scan form link. Please visit our Fingerprint Information page to review all information regarding the submission of fingerprints. BRN dca. What's New. The Board is sharing this information to provide warning to healthcare providers to ensure that they take timely and reasonable precautions to protect their networks from these threats.
Military Resources. Application Status and Details. Quick Hits. School Reports. In each of these categories, the individual must first have a California registered nurse license before obtaining the certificate.
Transcripts: Advanced Practice and PHN transcripts can be sent to our Board electronically from a certified third-party electronic transcripts vendor such as Parchment, National Student Clearinghouse, or directly from your school. Electronic transcripts must be sent to BRN. Required Documents: Additional required documents and forms will be accepted electronically.
Required advanced practice and PHN forms and documents will not be accepted from applicants and will only be accepted from the appropriate school, national organizations, and associations electronically to the following Board email address: BRN. You can check the progress of your online application by regularly logging into your BreEZe account or by using the Application Status and Details portal.
Please refer to our Processing Times page for current timeframes. The clinical nurse specialist is a BRN certified RN who is an advanced practice nurse providing expert clinical practice, research, education, consultation and clinical leadership with an identified patient population. The scope of clinical nurse specialist practice includes patients, nursing personnel and organization systems.
Clinical nurse specialists work in direct patient care and indirect patient care activities that affect a broad range of patients. There are three methods to qualify for certification as a clinical nurse specialist with the BRN. General reporting of prior disciplines are required for all methods. The nurse anesthetist is a registered nurse who provides anesthesia services ordered by a physician, dentist, or podiatrist, and is certified by the BRN in this specialty.
The nurse-midwife is a registered nurse who, having received a certificate from the BRN, under the supervision of a licensed physician and surgeon, attends cases of normal childbirth and provides prenatal, intrapartum, and postpartum care, including family planning care for mothers and immediate care for the newborn.
There are three methods to qualify for certification as a nurse-midwife with the BRN. A furnishing number is issued by the BRN to a nurse-midwife which allows him or her to "order" or furnish drugs and devices to patients using approved standardized procedures.
The nurse-midwife with a furnishing number may obtain a Drug Enforcement Administration DEA registration number if he or she wants to order controlled substances as needed for patient care.
The nurse practitioner is a registered nurse who possesses additional preparation and skills in physical diagnosis, psychosocial assessment, and management of health and illness needs in primary health care.
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