Nurse Practitioner License in New Mexico
To obtain a Nurse Practitioner license in New Mexico, submit an application to the New Mexico Board of Nursing with a $150 fee. Processing takes 6–12 days. Renewal is required every 24 months and requires 45 CE hours.
Application Fee
$150
Renewal Fee
$120
Renewal Cycle
24 months
CE Hours Required
45 hours
Processing Time
6–12 days
Compact State
No
Licensing Board
New Mexico Board of Nursing
Endorsement (Out-of-State Applicants)
Nurses licensed in another state may apply by endorsement to the New Mexico Board of Nursing.
Source: placeholder — must be verified against state licensing board · Last verified: 1970-01-01 · Confidence: low · Always verify current requirements directly with the state board.
Nurse Practitioner Licensing FAQ — New Mexico
How much does a Nurse Practitioner license cost in New Mexico?
The application fee is $150. Renewal costs approximately $120 every 24 months.
How long does it take to get a Nurse Practitioner license in New Mexico?
Processing typically takes 6–12 days once the application is complete.
How many CE hours are required to renew a Nurse Practitioner license in New Mexico?
New Mexico requires 45 CE hours per 24-month renewal cycle.
Is New Mexico a compact state for Nurse Practitioner?
No — New Mexico is not currently a compact state. Nurses must apply for a separate New Mexico license.