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The Board is incorporating this new guidance and any future guidance issued into its review and evaluation of complaints that could result in disciplinary actions against licensees involved in COVID-19 administration. 17, 2022, California Emergency Medical Services Authority (EMSA) memo, the EMSA Director rescinds all waivers associated with EMS professional licensing, certification, and scope of practices upon termination of the Governor's orders. they are subject to EMSA's out-of-state requirements and require a waiver to practice within California. COVID-19 Alerts - rn.ca.gov State of Emergency Proclamation Monkeypox Vaccination Memo.08.01.22 (pdf), Monkeypox Vaccination Administration Request Application (pdf), Policy Update: Vaccination Local Optional Scope Post Executive Order, 02/01/23 Basnett and Garzon (PDF), Health Care Worker Vaccine Requirement State Public Health Order, 2021 California EMS Award Winners and Video of the Ceremony, Request of Information Form (HIE 400-01) (pdf), EMSA is seeking interested stakeholders for Statewide ePolst Registry (pdf), Community Paramedicine Toolkit Information, Core Quality Measures Report on 2021 Data (Most Current Report). . The vaccine is strongly encouraged by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) as the best way to protect yourself and others from COVID-19. Contacts | EMSA - California Emergency Medical Services Authority Complaint process, license discipline and convictions Registered Nurses who have not received California licensure and wish to continue practicing, should view the Licensure by Endorsement page for information on how to obtain licensure in California and/or temporary licensure options. Licensing requirements, application status, advanced practice certification At this time, the DCA waivers do not allow for applications that have been deemed Not Eligible to be waived. NCLEX exams are a requirement for licensure and are currently being conducted through Pearson Vue. While California continues to navigate the uncertainty of Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) and limit its spread, the Board of Registered Nursing is committed to supporting our licensees, applicants, and consumers throughout the course of this pandemic and to provide continuity of service at all times. Similarly, the Emergency Medical Services Authority (EMSA) updated its authorization on its website to allow approval of out-of-state health care personnel to practice in California until March 31, 2022. If you are a licensed healthcare provider in a state other than California, please visit the Emergency Medical Services Authority for information to be able to practice in California. Authority for EMSA Staffing and CDPH Space Waivers Extended