North Dakota § 43-12.1-06 Qualifications of board members

North Dakota Statutes

§ 43-12.1-06 — Qualifications of board members

North Dakota § 43-12.1-06

Title 43Occupations and Professions

Ch. 43-12.1Nurse Practices Act

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N.D. Cent. Code § 43-12.1-06 (2026).

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1.Each registered nurse must be an eligible voting resident of this state, possess an unencumbered registered nurse license under this chapter, and be currently engaged in practice as a registered nurse. A majority of the members under this subsection must be actively engaged in practice in a nurse-patient setting.

2.Each licensed practical nurse must be an eligible voting resident of this state, possess an unencumbered practical nurse license under this chapter, and be currently engaged in practice as a licensed practical nurse. A majority of the members under this subsection must be actively engaged in practice in a nurse-patient setting.

3.Each advanced practice registered nurse must be an eligible voting resident of this state, possess an unencumbered advanced practice registered nu

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1. Each registered nurse must be an eligible voting resident of this state, possess an
unencumbered registered nurse license under this chapter, and be currently engaged
in practice as a registered nurse. A majority of the members under this subsection
must be actively engaged in practice in a nurse-patient setting.
2. Each licensed practical nurse must be an eligible voting resident of this state, possess
an unencumbered practical nurse license under this chapter, and be currently engaged
in practice as a licensed practical nurse. A majority of the members under this
subsection must be actively engaged in practice in a nurse-patient setting.
3. Each advanced practice registered nurse must be an eligible voting resident of this
state, possess an unencumbered advanced practice registered nurse license under
this chapter, and be currently engaged in practice as an advanced practice registered
nurse.
4. Each public member must be an eligible voting resident of this state and have no
employment, professional license, or financial interest with any health care entity.
5. Each member appointed to the board shall maintain the qualifications for appointment
for the duration of the appointment. The governor may remove any member of the
board for cause upon recommendation of two-thirds of the members of the board.