CNM Advanced Practice

Nebraska Certified Nurse Midwife License Requirements

Complete guide to becoming a Certified Nurse Midwife in Nebraska

Processing Time

4-8 weeks

Initial Cost

$50

Renewal Period

2 years

Practice Authority

restricted

Official source: licensing in Nebraska is administered by the Nebraska DHHS Licensure Unit. This guide summarizes the board's requirements — always confirm details there before applying. Already licensed? Look up a nursing license in Nebraska.

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Restricted Practice

Physician supervision required: per Neb. Rev. Stat. 38-613, a CNM shall perform the medical functions detailed in a board-approved practice agreement only under the supervision of the licensed practitioner responsible for the medical care of the patients.

Prescriptive Authority: Prescriptive authority granted at time of APRN licensure

1 Education Requirements

Degree Required

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) or Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)

Program Requirements

Complete accredited Certified Nurse Midwife program
Hold active RN license in the state
Clinical hours as specified by program

2 National Certification

Certification Body

AMCB

Required

Yes

American Midwifery Certification Board

3 Fees

Initial Licensure

Application Fee	$68
Total	$50

Renewal

Renewal Fee (every 2 years)

$65

Prerequisites

To become a Certified Nurse Midwife in Nebraska, you must first hold an active RN license. Nebraska is a member of the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC), so you may hold a multistate RN license.

RN Requirements View Nebraska RN Requirements

Nebraska CNM License FAQs

How much does a CNM license cost in Nebraska?

Expect about $50 in total initial CNM license costs in Nebraska, including a $68 application fee. Fees can change, so confirm current amounts with the Nebraska DHHS Licensure Unit.

Does Nebraska require continuing education for CNM renewal?

No. Nebraska does not require continuing education hours to renew a CNM license. The renewal fee is $68.

How long does it take to get a CNM license in Nebraska?

Most complete applications are processed in about 4 to 8 weeks, though background checks and application volume can extend the timeline.

Who issues CNM licenses in Nebraska?

The Nebraska DHHS Licensure Unit handles CNM license applications, renewals, and verifications. You can reach the board at 402-471-4376.