THE PROFESSIONAL NURSING LAW
- Section 211 - Short title
- Section 212 - Definitions
- Section 212.1 - State Board of Nursing
- Section 212.2 - Communication with licensees
- Section 213 - Registered Nurse, Clinical Nurse Specialist, Use of Title and Abbreviation "R.N." or "C.N.S."; Credentials; Fraud
- Section 213.1 - Dietitian-nutritionist license required
- Section 214 - Unauthorized practices; acts not prohibited
- Section 214.1 - Temporary practice permit
- Section 215 - Examinations and certificates
- Section 216 - Fees; qualifications for licensure
- Section 216.1 - Education programs, standards and approval
- Section 216.2 - Education programs, approved lists, distribution; student credits where school removed from list
- Section 217 - Graduates of schools of other states, territories or dominion of Canada
- Section 218 - Persons entitled to practice
- Section 218.1 - Certified registered nurse practitioners; qualifications
- Section 218.2 - Scope of practice for certified registered nurse practitioners
- Section 218.3 - Prescriptive authority for certified registered nurse practitioners
- Section 218.4 - Drug Review Committee
- Section 218.5 - Clinical nurse specialist; qualifications
- Section 218.6 - Scope of practice for clinical nurse specialist
- Section 218.7 - Professional liability
- Section 219 - Repealed
- Section 220 - Repealed
- Section 221 - Licenses; duration; renewal fee; inactive status
- Section 221.1 - Reporting of multiple licensure
- Section 221.2 - Setting of fees and disposition of fees, fines and civil penalties
- Section 221.3 - Reports of the Board
- Section 222 - Continuing nursing education
- Section 223 - Punishment for violations
- Section 224 - Refusal, suspension or revocation of licenses
- Section 224.1 - Impaired professionals program
- Section 225 - Suspensions and revocations, how made, notice, hearing, adjudication and appeal; reissuance of license
- Section 225.1 - Temporary and automatic suspensions
- Section 225.2 - Reinstatement of license
- Section 225.3 - Surrender of suspended or revoked license
- Section 225.4 - Injunction or other process
- Section 225.5 - Subpoenas; oaths
- Section 226 - Repealed