California Codes, Business and Professions Code, Division 2 — Healing Arts, Chapter 6 — Nursing, Article 6 — Revenue

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Section 2810Establishes the Board of Registered Nursing Fund and abolishes the predecessor fund. Requires the Controller, on January 1, 1975, to transfer the…Section 2811Requires active and inactive registered-nurse license renewal every two years by the last day of the month after the holder’s birthday, beginning…Section 2811.1Requires board, upon application and fee, to issue a retired license to an unrestricted registered nurse supplying fingerprints. Exempts retired licensees from…Section 2811.5Requires renewal continuing-education capped 30 hours; reports by January 1, 2019/January 1, 2020; provider audits every five years; required partner-abuse coursework within…Section 2811.6Requires continuing-education providers approved by the board to make records of the continuing-education courses they give to registered nurses available for board…Section 2812Requires the board, within 10 days after the beginning of each month, to report to the Controller the amount and source of…Section 2814Allows all money in the Board of Registered Nursing Fund, upon appropriation by the Legislature, to be used to carry out the…Section 2815Sets fees: domestic exam, endorsement, and repeat-exam applications $1,000; foreign exam/endorsement $1,500; biennial renewal $750+$10; reinstatement and provider approval/biennial renewal $1,000; license/provider…Section 2815.1Requires the Board of Registered Nursing to collect an additional $10 assessment at each biennial license renewal, separate from the other referenced…Section 2815.5Sets nurse-midwife certificate fee caps at $1,500 for an application, $1,000 for biennial renewal, $200 for the equivalency-examination application, and $500 for…Section 2815.7Requires the board to report to the appropriate policy and fiscal committees of each legislative house whenever it proposes or adopts an…

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