Boards of nursing

Utah Board of Nursing

How to contact the Utah Board of Nursing and Certified Nurse Midwives, verify a license, and get licensed as a CRNA in Utah.

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Utah Board of Nursing and Certified Nurse Midwives

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Verify a license

Nurse Licensure Compact

Yes. A multistate RN license from another compact state lets you practice as an RN here.

APRN Compact

Enacted, but the APRN Compact is not in effect until 7 states join.

Medicare supervision opt-out

Partial: February 2022; critical access & specified rural hospitals only

Getting licensed as a CRNA in Utah

  1. RN license. Hold an active RN license that covers Utah, either a multistate compact license or a Utah license. Moving from another state? See licensure by endorsement.
  2. NBCRNA certification. Pass the National Certification Examination after graduating from an accredited program, then keep it current.
  3. APRN license. Apply to the Utah Board of Nursing and Certified Nurse Midwives for advanced practice recognition as a CRNA (the exact title and process vary by state). The Nurse Licensure Compact does not cover APRN authority.
  4. Prescriptive and controlled substance authority where your role needs it, including a DEA registration. See APRN credentialing.

Processing times and requirements change, so check the board's website before you apply. Some states offer a temporary permit while your application is processed.

More for Utah

Board details from NCSBN and the board's website; compact status from nursecompact.com; opt-out from AANA. Checked October 2026. Not legal advice.