Nurses in Pennsylvania will soon be able to practice in both their home state and some other states through a new licensure ...

Hoping to ease the nursing shortage, Pennsylvania began allowing nurses who hold a multistate license to begin practicing in the state as of Tuesday, the Pennsylvania Department of State announced ...

Pennsylvania became the 43rd state to join the Nurse Licensure Compact. The law will go into effect July 7, allowing registered nurses and licensed practical and vocational nurses in Pennsylvania to ...

Nurses licensed in a Nurse Licensure Compact-participating state can work in any other participating state. If New York joins, the pool of potential nurses available to be hired by our providers ...

In this editorial, the complex issue of the Nurse Licensure Compact was presented in an overly simplified way. Yes, we are facing a nursing shortage in Alaska and in the rest of the country.

Vermont, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Maine are already Nurse Licensure Compact members. Connecticut has enacted but not yet implemented it, meaning Massachusetts was New England’s last holdout.

The Nurse Licensure Compact doesn’t include CNAs. CNAs are required to complete a certification program in Michigan. Nurses and labor unions argue that the administrators are missing the point ...

Joining the multi-state Nurse Licensure Compact offers a solution to Illinois’ growing nurse shortage, but certain special ...

Hoping to ease the nursing shortage, Pennsylvania began allowing nurses who hold a multistate license to begin practicing in the state as of Tuesday, the Pennsylvania Department of State announced ...