Dr. Alexander Jimenez (40 State Nursing Multi-State License)

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Through a written agreement, participating individual state boards of nursing designate Nursys as a primary source equivalent database. NCSBN posts the information in Nursys when, and as, submitted by the individual state boards of nursing. NCSBN may not make any changes to the submitted information and disclaims any responsibility to update or verify such information as received from the individual state boards of nursing. Nursys displays the dates on which a board of nursing updates its information in Nursys.
This report is insufficient when applying to another board of nursing for licensure. Use the “Nurse License Verification for Endorsement” service to request the required verification of licensure.
Contact the Board of Nursing for details about the Nurse Practice Act, which includes nurse scope of practice and privileges and information about advanced nursing practice roles (practice privileges, prescription authority, dispensing privileges & independent practice privileges).

UNENCUMBERED means that the nurse has a full and unrestricted license to practice by the state board of nursing.

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Licensed to Practice In 40 States

Authorized to Practice Nursing as a Registered Nurse (RN) in the Following States

ALABAMA (RN)

ARIZONA (RN)

ARKANSAS (RN)

COLORADO (RN)

DELAWARE (RN)

FLORIDA (RN)

GEORGIA (RN)

GUAM (RN)

IDAHO (RN)

INDIANA (RN)

IOWA (RN)

KANSAS (RN)

KENTUCKY (RN)

LOUISIANA (RN)

MAINE (RN)

MARYLAND (RN)

MISSISSIPPI (RN)

MISSOURI (RN)

MONTANA (RN)

NEBRASKA (RN)

NEW HAMPSHIRE (RN)

NEW JERSEY (RN)

NEW MEXICO (RN)

NORTH CAROLINA (RN)

NORTH DAKOTA (RN)

OHIO (RN)

OKLAHOMA (RN)

PENNSYLVANIA (RN)

RHODE ISLAND (RN)

SOUTH CAROLINA (RN)

SOUTH DAKOTA (RN)

TENNESSEE (RN)

TEXAS (RN)

UTAH (RN)

VERMONT (RN)

VIRGINIA (RN)

WASHINGTON (RN)

WEST VIRGINIA (RN)

WISCONSIN (RN)

WYOMING (RN)

APRN authorization to practice details are not available.

UNENCUMBERED means that the nurse has a full and unrestricted license to practice by the state board of nursing.

License type information

RN: Registered Nurse

PN: Practical Nurse (aka Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), Vocational Nurse (VN), Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN))

CNP: Certified Nurse Practitioner

CNS: Clinical Nurse Specialist

CNM: Certified Nurse Midwife

CRNA: Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist

License status

Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) information

Multistate licensure privilege: Authority to practice as a licensed nurse in a remote state under the current license issued by the individual’s home

state provided both states are party to the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) and the privilege is not otherwise restricted.

Single state license: A license issued by a state board of nursing that authorizes practice only in the state of issuance.

Privilege to Practice (PTP): Multistate licensure privilege is the authority under the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) to practice nursing in any

compact party state that is not the state of licensure. All party states have the authority by existing state due process law to take

actions against the nurse’s privilege such as revocation, suspension, probation, or any other action that affects a nurse’s authorization to practice

Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) information

Multistate licensure privilege: Authority to practice as a licensed nurse in a remote state under the current license issued by the individual’s home

state provided both states are party to the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) and the privilege is not otherwise restricted.

Single state license: A license issued by a state board of nursing that authorizes practice only in the state of issuance.

Privilege to Practice (PTP): Multistate licensure privilege is the authority under the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) to practice nursing in any

compact party state that is not the state of licensure. All party states have the authority in accordance with existing state due process law to take

actions against the nurse’s privilege such as: revocation, suspension, probation or any other action which affects a nurse’s authorization to practice