Nebraska Board of Nursing
The agency that licenses and disciplines nurses in Nebraska — how to reach it, what it charges, and what it requires to keep a licence active.
Contact the board
What this board regulates
Every nursing credential issued in Nebraska, with what it costs to get and what it takes to keep. Initial cost totals application, examination, and fingerprinting fees.
| Credential | Initial cost | Renewal | CE hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| CNA Certified Nursing Assistant | $152 | —
every 2 yrs | — |
| LPN/LVN Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse | $373 | $123
every 2 yrs | 20 |
| RN Registered Nurse | $368 | $123
every 2 yrs | 20 |
| NP Nurse Practitioner | $68 | $68
every 2 yrs | None |
| CNM Certified Nurse-Midwife | $68 | $68
every 2 yrs | None |
| CNS Clinical Nurse Specialist | $68 | $68
every 2 yrs | None |
| CRNA Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist | $68 | $68
every 2 yrs | None |
Certified nursing assistants are listed on the Nebraska nurse aide registry, run by Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services - Nurse Aide Registry — a separate agency from the nursing board.
Multistate practice
Nebraska is a member of the Nurse Licensure Compact. A multistate licence issued by this board lets you practise in other NLC member states without a separate application in each one.
Nebraska is a Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) member state. With a multistate license issued by Nebraska, you can practice in all other NLC member states without obtaining additional licenses.
Frequently asked questions
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Clinically reviewed by Clinical Review Team
Based on 3 official sources • Last verified: July 2026