Hi everyone, I had a question about being able to work, specifically with a travel agency [in a temporary manner away from the home state]. If I reside in a compact state, such as Maryland, and would like to work in another compact state, such as CO would I be able to just pick up and go, or do I need to apply for a multistate license? 0 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jan 6 by klone, MSN, RN klone has 14 years experience as a MSN, RN and specializes in Women's Health/OB Leadership. 3 Followers; 13,430 Posts; 116,317 Profile Views Your Maryland license should automatically confer multi-state privileges. Look up your license at your board of nursing or through NURSYS if MD participates, and see if it says "multi-state" or "compact privileges". As long as it says that, then yes, you can go to Colorado and work. 2 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jan 6 by Dani_Mila, ASN, RN Dani_Mila is a ASN, RN and specializes in Rehabilitation, Sub-Acute, Geriatrics, LTC, Psych. 240 Posts; 3,094 Profile Views Yes I think it is considered a multi state. Because If you live in Maryland as I do too, we can work in Deleware as thats a compact state as well 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Jan 6 by chare 1 Follower; 2,266 Posts; 48,308 Profile Views As previous posters have stated, yes, you can,;as long as you maintain legal residence in the state of MD. Best wishes. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
