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On the Texas Nurse Portal log-in page, enter the email address and password under the “Already have an account?” heading. After logging in, click the “Manage Profile” link on the left-hand side of the screen below your name.
- Licensure Eligibility
Please monitor your application status in your Texas Nurse...
- Nurses
Texas Board of Nursing - Nurses. Welcome First Time Texas...
- Licensure Eligibility
The new Texas Nurse Portal is a confidential and secure system that allows applicants to apply for nurse licensure by examination, endorsement, or renewal. The new paperless system is completely online.
It will be necessary to access the nurse portal for renewal, name changes, password changes, address changes, email changes, licensure by endorsement, licensure by examination, multistate conversion and employment information.
The Texas Board of Nursing launches new online Texas Nurse Portal. The new Texas Nurse Portal is a confidential and secure system that allows applicants to apply for nurse licensure by examination, endorsement, or renewal. The new paperless system is completely online.
Please monitor your application status in your Texas Nurse Portal account. If you do not see an update to your account within 15 business days of the Board’s receipt of your submission, please contact the Renewal Department via the Texas Nurse Portal Message Center.
Texas Board of Nursing - Nurses. Welcome First Time Texas Licensees! First time Texas RN and LVN license holders, please click HERE for information about your new license, continuing competency requirements, compact privileges, as well as some other helpful tips. First time APRN, please click HERE. Nurses.
As a newly licensed RN or LVN in the state of Texas, you: Don’t have the same license expiration date as your colleagues. Your initial Texas license is valid for a period of 6-29 months, depending on your birth month and year.
