Compilation of Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia Department 410 - RULES OF GEORGIA BOARD OF NURSING
Here is a summary of the Department 410 - Rules of Georgia Board of Nursing from the Compilation of Rules and Regulations of the State of Georgia:
📘 Department 410 – Georgia Board of Nursing
The Georgia Board of Nursing regulates the practice of nursing in the state, including licensing, education, and discipline of registered nurses (RNs), advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), and nursing education programs.
🏛️ Key Chapters and Provisions
410-1: Organization of the Board
Defines structure, board composition, responsibilities, and how meetings are conducted.
Specifies authority to regulate nursing practice in Georgia.
410-2: Licensure by Examination
Requirements for new RNs or APRNs applying via NCLEX-RN.
Educational qualifications (graduation from board-approved nursing program).
Criminal background checks and application procedures.
410-3: Licensure by Endorsement
For nurses already licensed in another state.
Must show proof of current license and meet Georgia standards.
May require verification of practice hours or continuing education.
410-4: Renewal of License
Biennial renewal required.
Continuing competency requirements (e.g., CE hours, active practice, or re-examination).
Penalties for late renewal or practice without renewal.
410-5: Registered Professional Nursing Education Programs
Standards for approval of nursing education programs in Georgia.
Curriculum requirements, faculty qualifications, and clinical experiences.
410-6: Continuing Competency
Lists options to meet continuing competency such as:
Completion of CEU courses.
Recertification in a nursing specialty.
Teaching or publishing in nursing field.
410-7: Disciplinary Rules
Grounds for disciplinary actions (e.g., unprofessional conduct, criminal convictions).
Types of sanctions: suspension, probation, license revocation.
Due process for investigations and hearings.
410-8: APRN Regulations
Certification and authorization requirements for APRNs (e.g., Nurse Practitioners, Nurse Anesthetists).
Scope of practice, prescriptive authority, and collaboration agreements.
⚖️ Legal Authority
The Board operates under authority granted by O.C.G.A. Title 43, Chapter 26 (Georgia Nurse Practice Act).
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