NC Nurse Code | 21 NCAC 36.0211

When the North Carolina Nursing Board issues a complaint to a nurse, the document may reference specific North Carolina Administrative Codes (NCAC) or North Carolina General Statutes (NCGS) that the nurse is alleged to have violated.

Understanding these codes and statutes is important for nurses to understand what is being alleged in the complaint.

On this page, we’re focusing on 21 North Carolina Administrative Code 36.0211

Code Language:

21 North Carolina Administrative Code 36.0211

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What does this code mean?

Nurses must apply for either a LPN or RN license. Part of the application process is getting registered to sit for the NCLEX exam, prior to becoming a nurse.

As part of the application process, every applicant must have a criminal background check performed. 

It is important to be honest and upfront in your application so you can obtain your nursing license by examination.

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