Published Nov 5, 2004
RN2BinPA
43 Posts
Hello.
I recently ran into a situation with an individual and I was wondering if there was a website that will post an easy way to find out why someone has lost thier nursing license. I did find one website for around my local area, but it is not easy to search. You must click and go through every individual. I do not know the dates she lost her license, but we were curious if there was such a posting about licensing information.
Thanks for your help.
HappyNurse2005, RN
1,640 Posts
well, i am in virginia and off the "virginia department of health professions" website has a license lookup feature. all licensed health professions. but i dont knwo about pennsylvania
love, rose
CseMgr1, ASN, RN
1,287 Posts
Or, if you live in Georgia, go to the Secretary of State's Website:
https://secure.sos.state.ga.us/myverification/
mickeymouse1205
63 Posts
Just go to the BON for your state you do not need a license number just her name and it might narrow down the search if you new what city, street etc. Your license is a matter of public record it should not be too hard to find this info out. Hope this helps
Cheryl
RN4NICU, LPN, LVN
1,711 Posts
Just go to the BON for your state you do not need a license number just her name and it might narrow down the search if you new what city, street etc. Your license is a matter of public record it should not be too hard to find this info out. Hope this helpsCheryl
For PA, you have to have a username and password to access the licensure verification feature. I wish all states did this. If you want to see BON actions, you can look through each month (so the public does have access to the info), but you cannot access nurses' personal information. It is nice to see at least one BON protecting nurses' privacy.
Altra, BSN, RN
6,255 Posts
http://www.mylicense.state.pa.us/
No username is necessary ... just click on "License Verification" and enter the last name.
This site lists all licensed professionals, from nurses to realtors to physicians, etc. The licensee's name, city & zip are listed, date of initial licensure in PA, and whether or not there have been any disciplinary actions.
SmilingBluEyes
20,964 Posts
Each state has the means to check the statuses of various licensed personnel, from barbers/cosmetologists to doctors. For some, it's the Dept of Health, others the Board of Nursing/Medicine/ Cosmetology. You will have to find out within YOUR state where this information is made available, but it is out there.