Clinician requirements in New Hampshire

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• Physician licensing in New Hampshire

  New Hampshire joined the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact in 2016.

  4 filings or obligations listed. Source: the New Hampshire Board of Medicine.

• Nurse practitioner licensing in New Hampshire

  RSA 326-B:11 grants full practice authority with no collaboration agreement.

  4 filings or obligations listed. Source: the New Hampshire Board of Nursing.

• Physician assistant licensing in New Hampshire

  PAs are licensed through the Office of Professional Licensure and Certification.

  4 filings or obligations listed. Source: the New Hampshire Board of Medicine.

• Continuing education in New Hampshire

  100 hours every 2 years for physicians, with at least 40 in Category I and no more than 60 in Category II.

  2 filings or obligations listed. Source: New Hampshire Administrative Code, Med 402.01.

• Controlled substance registration in New Hampshire

  The Board of Pharmacy issues a state controlled substance registration separate from DEA.

  3 filings or obligations listed. Source: New Hampshire Office of Professional Licensure and Certification.