U.S.A. New Jersey
Published Apr 25, 2006
thee_thee13
23 Posts
In New Jersey, do you have to apply for a temporary license before you take the NCLEX like in PA? Thanks
starbin, BSN, RN
406 Posts
in new jersey, do you have to apply for a temporary license before you take the nclex like in pa? thanks
nj does not issue a temporary license.
NRSKarenRN, BSN, RN
10 Articles; 18,428 Posts
Correct, no temp permit.
See NJ Nursing: Board of Nsg, Schools, Nsg Assoc, NCLEX scores, License info etc for license info.
Thanks! SO what are new grad allowed to do before they take the NCLEX?
gcja
20 Posts
nothing. they can't work till they pass nclex
Has anyone heard of the "transitional nurse" they have at Virtua?
ckh23, BSN, RN
1,446 Posts
Not true, many facilities offer graduate nurse positions. Basically you work under a nurse doing nursing duities (with exceptions) until you pass NCLEX. You also don't make as much as a nurse, but you still make decent money.
VRN-RN
134 Posts
can you have a license in more than one state. or once you get one and say your moving out of state do you have to surrender that states license and apply for the one your going to?? just curious.
sarahneeyah
135 Posts
To answer your question best. I have a license in FL, NJ, and OH. Just renew your licenses on time. You can be licensed in all 50 states at the same time.
oh ok cool. thanks for the info
NJNursing, ASN, RN
597 Posts
I've never heard of hospitals hiring without a liscense unless it's in an extern position and under the supervision of an RN. However it's not all the "nursing" duties, but more of what an LPN or tech would do.
And if you get a liscense in one state, you can apply for reciprocity of any other state you want. You just have to go through their application process. I plan on applying for reciprocity in PA and NC.
so if i have a license in PA and want a jersey license, i dont have to take NJ's NCLEX right?? just register for it?