Nursing

On July 1, 2023, HB 312 was enacted which requires all healthcare providers who utilize the services of a third-party medical records company to report this information to the Division of Professional Licensing. To learn more about this requirement and how to report the information, please visit us at: Third-Party Medical Records Reporting Requirement

• Registered Nurse NCLEX Pass Rates
• Licensed Practice Nurse NCLEX Pass Rates

• On April 18, 2023 the rulemaking webpage will include functionality for the public to post comments. NLC Rules / Nurse Compact

• The Drug Enforcement Agency | Diversion Unit is now requiring a one-time 8-hour Medication Assisted Treatment Training for all DEA-registered practitioners. For more information, refer to this document: MATE Training Letter

• The following guide is a compilation of the latest information and resources to help physicians plan and prepare for Monkeypox.
  • Monkeypox Resource Guide (Released June 13. 2022)
  Suspended License Scam

  The Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing (DOPL) has received reports of fraudulent calls and emailed letters informing licensees that their license has been suspended. See "Suspended License Scam Letter" issued February 22, 2022 for further details about this scam.

  Electronic Prescriptions for Controlled Substances

  Beginning January 1, 2022, Utah Code Annotated 58-37-22 requires that most* prescriptions issued for a controlled substance be transmitted electronically as an electronic prescription; however, you may apply for a limited extension by submitting the form linked below.

  *FOR INFORMATION ON EXEMPTIONS, PLEASE SEE UTAH CODE ANNOTATED 58-37-22.

  While a prescriber is permitted to use any vendor, the Division* is aware of the vendors identified on the list below.

  *THE DIVISION DOES NOT ENDORSE ANY PARTICULAR VENDOR, AND THE INFORMATION ON THIS RESOURCE SHEET MAY CHANGE AT ANY TIME.