If you have a current MSL, a new national compact regulation requires that you change your primary
state of residence (PSOR) within 60 days of knowing that you will remain in state.
Apply for an MSL
Washington MSL information:
Nurses new to Washington state can also apply for a Washington MSL. This includes:
- Nurses moving and changing their PSOR to Washington state.
- Nurses who have recently completed their nursing education program and are getting their first Washington state license.
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Benefits of a WA multistate license:
- Access to Care: Expands access to nursing services across the country, including underserved communities.
- Telehealth: Provide telehealth services without having to get additional licenses.
- Disaster & Pandemic Relief: Immediately cross state borders to provide vital services.
- Military Families: Military spouses seamlessly continue working without having to get a new license.
- Online Education: Reduces educators’ need for multiple licenses.
- Cost Effective: Makes practicing across state borders affordable and convenient.
- Flexibility: Choose a single or multistate license based on interests and eligibility.
Have questions about applying for or upgrading to a multistate license?
Want to spread the word?
- Download, print, and post the MSL Flyer