Nursing License & Renewal Arizona

New nurses without a state license will need to apply for licensure by examination. If a nurse has graduated from an approved nursing program, taken the NCLEX or state board test pool exam, and have been granted an RN/LPN license by another state,  they can follow these steps for Arizona Nursing Licensure by Endorsement:

• Submit an online application with fees
  Verify original state licensure through nursys.com
• Provide citizenship/lawful presence documentation
• Graduated from a nursing program, obtained a degree, & practiced as a nurse for at least 960 hours within the past 5 years
• Completed an Arizona Board-approved refresher course and obtained an advanced nursing degree in the past 5 years

Nurses who delve into travel nursing jobs in Alaska will find great salaries and growing opportunities in some of the country's most advanced healthcare facilities. Sample pay rates for our valuable specialty nurses include:

• Cardiovascular: Up to $1,959/week*
• Telemetry: Up to $2,056/week*
• Perioperative OR: Up to $1,925/week*
• Pediatric ER: Up to $2,872/week*

These are just some examples of what Arizona has in store for nurses who bring their valuable skills to the state. 

^{*Disclaimer: Wages for Arizona travel nursing jobs are based on average rates and may be impacted by facility budgets and seasonality and may include a combination of taxable and non-taxable earnings and reimbursements.}