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The Nurse Portal is a single portal used to submit and manage all licensure and listing applications including Advanced Practice approvals. Username. Password. Forgot Username?
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Each licensee must register in Nurse Portal in order to...
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- Nurse Aide II
Out-of-State RNs must be registered in the nurse portal. If...
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Nurse Gateway is now Nurse Portal! Looking for the Nurse...
- Nurse Aide I
Nurse Aide I. The role of Nurse Aide I is an “unlicensed...
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The N.C. Nurse Aide I Registry is a registry of all people who meet the state and federal training and testing requirements to perform Nurse Aide I tasks. It also has information about substantiated findings of resident abuse, neglect, or misappropriation of resident property in a nursing home.
Out-of-State RNs must be registered in the nurse portal. If you have not previously registered click here. Once Compact RN has been approved you will receive an email then you can complete NAII employment verification using the button below. NC RNs and Out-of-State RNs will need the Nurse Aide II's listing number.
Nurse Gateway is now Nurse Portal! Looking for the Nurse Gateway? The Nurse Gateway is now called the Nurse Portal, being your one-stop shop for your nurse license!
2 dni temu · Start Registry Verification. Enter up to 4 SSNs (last 4 digits only) with first and last name to verify. Use only SSNs. Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITINs) are not SSNs and will not return valid search results on this page. Use the TAB key to move through the fields.
Nurse Aide I. The role of Nurse Aide I is an “unlicensed assistive personnel" position for which an individual has completed a program approved by the Division of Health Services Regulation (DHSR) and passed an examination to be listed on the Nurse Aide I registry.
A Registered Nurse (RN) is required to verify employment for a Nurse Aide to be renewed in the North Carolina Nurse Aide I Registry. The RN may be either a direct supervisor or another RN who has access to employment records and can verify that the Nurse Aide meets the requirements for renewal.
