Florida Licensure and Certification National Reciprocity

If your future plans include achieving licensure in another state, please know that requirements vary by state. Florida is one of the U.S. Nursing Compact States. Therefore, you should apply for a multi-state licensure when applying for NCLEX exams.

States/jurisdictions where ANHO’s curriculum meets educational requirements for professional licensure:

Alabama Hawaii Massachusetts Massachusetts South Dakota
Alaska Idaho Michigan North Carolina Tennessee
Arizona Indiana Minnesota North Dakota Texas
Arkansas Iowa Mississippi Oklahoma Utah
Colorado Kansas Missouri Ohio Vermont
Delaware Kentucky Montana Oregon Virginia
District of Columbia      Louisiana      Nebraska Pennsylvania West Virginia
Georgia Maine New Hampshire      Rhode Island Wisconsin
Guam Maryland New Jersey South Carolina      Wyoming

States/Jurisdictions where ANHO’s curriculum does not meet state educational requirements for professional licensure or certification:

Illinois – Requires more clinical hours than provided at ANHO

States/jurisdictions where ANHO has not made a determination of whether the curriculum meets educational requirements:

American Samoa      Connecticut Northern Mariana Islands
Oregon Virgin Islands      Washington

Please note that the current list of compact states and jurisdictions can be located on the National Council of State Boards of Nursing website (https://www.ncsbn.org/nurse-licensure-compact.htm)