Want to quit and be a SAHM

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Hi there,

I’m thinking of quitting and becoming a SAHM. I’m currently PRN but I’m still losing my skills and quite honestly I just want to let it go entirely. I live in Texas. My question is, as long as I get my CEU and pay my renewal fee, I can keep my license right? Even if it’s been “over 4 years since I’ve worked”? I know that the 4 year thing is part of the renewal questionnaire. 

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I am not familiar with the Texas BON. You really need to ask them that question.

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Specializes in Med nurse in med-surg., float, HH, and PDN.

I don't know what a SAHM is or does.

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Specializes in OR, Nursing Professional Development.
6 hours ago, No Stars In My Eyes said:

I don't know what a SAHM is or does.

stay at home mom

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Specializes in Psych, Addictions, SOL (Student of Life).

You can keep your license active in most states by stying current with CEUs and paying all related licensing fees. Going back to work after a protracted abcense can be problematic as employers will want up to date skills. Have you considered keeping your license and doing some writing?

Hppy

 

 

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