Good news – if you have your compact license, you can now work in Ohio! Ohio has officially joined the Nurse Licensure Compact.
Ohio has officially become part of the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) as of January 1, 2023, meaning Ohio residents can apply for a multistate license and nurses residing in other states who hold a multistate license will be able to begin practicing in Ohio.
Licensure requirements are uniform across the 36 NLC states, allowing nurses to provide care throughout the country.
The continued expansion of the NLC is important because it increases access to healthcare, reduces the cost to insurance companies, hospitals, and individual patients, as well as supports efficient healthcare delivery. The NLC also enables nurses to provide telehealth nursing services to patients located in other NLC jurisdictions without having to obtain additional licenses.
Want to work in Ohio? Connect with a Gifted recruiter and learn more about opportunities for you.
Premier Healthcare Facilities Across the State
Ohio is renowned for its exceptional healthcare institutions, especially in the city of Cleveland. It is an ideal destination for travel nurses that are excited about advancing their skills and their careers. The city is home to premier facilities that are consistently ranked as one of the top hospitals in the country. With cutting-edge technology, innovative research, and commitment to patient care, Cleveland’s facilities offer an invaluable learning experience for nurses like you.
Work with Gifted
Connect with a Gifted Recruiter today to learn more about opportunities in Ohio. You can also refer an RN friend that would love to travel to the state.
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