Understanding Your 2024 Indiana Nursing License Renewal

• 2024 Indiana nursing license renewal guidelines stipulate that nurses cannot legally work with an expired license. 
• Many nurses in Indiana do not have time to keep current with each update they must understand in order to renew their license. 
• Nursing CE Central makes renewal easy to manage, with options for RN, LPN, and APRN continuing education in Indiana. 

The 2024 Indiana nursing license renewal requirements exist for good reason. Our nurses must keep up as best practices evolve, so they are empowered to provide the highest level of care for their patients. 

However, we know you are facing burnout, staffing shortages and the high demands of a complex healthcare system. Nursing CE Central offers quick, effective courses that earn Indiana nursing CEUs. 

1. What are the continuing education requirements for the 2024 Indiana nursing license renewal? 

The Indiana Board of Nursing does not require continuing education for LPNs or RNs at this time.

APRNs with prescriptive authority must complete 30 contact hours of continuing education every two years, including: 

• Eight hours on pharmacology.
• Two hours on opioid prescribing and opioid abuse.

Nursing CE Central’s Alaska APRN Bundle includes APRN license renewal CE. 

2. Do I need to take a test to complete the CE requirements for renewal?

No, the Indiana Board of Nursing doesn’t require a test to complete CE requirements. You can easily complete your CE requirements with just one click. 

3. Do nurses need to submit certificates to CE Broker?

No. Completed certificates do not get submitted through CE Broker for the Indiana nursing license renewal.  

4. When is the 2024 Indiana nursing license renewal deadline?

LPNs have until Oct. 31, 2024, to renew their license. RNs and APRNs have until Oct. 31, 2025, to renew their license.

There is a $50 renewal fee. If you do not renew by these dates, you will incur a $50 late fee.

5. Is Nursing CE Central an Indiana Board of Nursing-approved provider?

Yes.

6. Do nurses have to keep documentation proving they completed their required CEUs?

Yes. It’s recommended that nurses retain CE certificates for at least three years in case of a random audit or disciplinary investigation from the board.

Nursing CE Central keeps a record of all completed certificates, and they can be easily accessed by logging in to the website.

7. How can I renew my license with the Indiana Board of Nursing?

Indiana nurses can renew their license online through the Indiana Licensing Enterprise.

8. How can I check that my renewal application is complete?

You can check your application status online through the Indiana Licensing Enterprise. Allow seven to 10 business days for the board to process your application.

9. What happens if I don’t renew my license before its current expiration date?

Your license will be considered expired, and you will have to pay a $50 late fee. You cannot practice in the state of Indiana with an expired license.

 If you took no action to renew your nursing license before the 2024 deadline, your license is now expired. You must apply for renewal and pay the $50 late fee.

LNPs will renew their licenses at MyLicense One, while RNs and APRNs will renew through the Indiana Licensing Enterprise. 

Still have questions?

You can contact the Indiana Board of Nursing at 1-800-457-8283, online, via email, or at the following location: 

402 West Washington Street 
Room W072
Indianapolis, IN 46204, US 

Enroll for an Indiana nursing license renewal bundle today! 

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