30 Miss. Code. R. 2810-4.5 - Inactive Licensure
Inactive licensure means the state of licensure granted at the discretion of the board to persons not engaged in the active practice of nursing but desiring to maintain licensure.
A. Any person practicing as a RN or LPN
during the time the nurse holds inactive licensure shall be considered to be
practicing illegally and shall be subject to disciplinary action by the
board.
B. The only title which may
be used by a person with inactive licensure is "RN-I" or "LPN-I", as
appropriate, with "I" meaning inactive as defined in the Mississippi Board of
Nursing Rules and Regulations.
C.
In order to be considered for inactive licensure a person shall submit a
written request to the board. Upon completion of the appropriate application
and fee, inactive licensure may be conferred at the discretion of the
board.
D. Inactive licensure shall
not be granted to a person during the pendency of disciplinary proceedings
against that person.
E. Licensees
holding inactive licensure may apply for reinstatement of active licensure.
Upon completion of the reinstatement process and pursuant to all other
provisions of Part 2810, the board may reinstate active
licensure.
F. Inactive licensure
may be reinstated to active licensure pursuant to Miss. Code Ann. Section
73-15-27(a)
(v) and (b) (v) and Mississippi Board
of Nursing Rules and Regulations, Part 2810, Chapter 4.
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