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Hi everyone! Im a new RN but ive working as an LVN for a while (SNF,Ambulatory etc). I need an advice about . Do i need to purchase it now while looking for an RN job. I used to have one from NSO (LVN) should i just get it from them too.

Any information will be helpful & much appreciated.

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Specializes in OR, Nursing Professional Development.

Always purchase on a level with your highest license. While you may be working as an LVN, the state BON will hold you to the standards of the practicing RN.

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Always purchase malpractice insurance on a level with your highest license. While you may be working as an LVN, the state BON will hold you to the standards of the practicing RN.

Thank you RoseQueen. Do you have any suggestions where to buy it.?

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Specializes in OR, Nursing Professional Development.

I personally use NSO. I believe the other common one for nursing is Proliability.

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Thank you! Ill check both[emoji301]️[emoji319][emoji322]

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Specializes in Healthcare risk management and liability.

https://allnurses.com/general-nursing-discussion/one-healthcare-risk-999441.html

My standard response is to read the linked article above, so you can make an informed choice as to whether to purchase your own insurance or not. If you do decide to purchase, I generally recommend NSO, who sells the CNA policy.

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Thanks RiskManager!

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