North Dakota nursing board and license resources
Official links for nurses licensed in North Dakota, whether you're facing a complaint, on probation, or just renewing.
Good to know: NAP covers behavioral health, physical health and substance use disorders. Participation stays confidential as long as the nurse stays in compliance.
Board of nursing
Licenses nurses in North Dakota, investigates complaints, and issues board orders.
North Dakota Board of NursingLicense portal login
Log in to renew your license, update your address, or check your license online.
NDBON Nurse PortalBoard of pharmacy
Oversees prescribing and controlled substances. Relevant if your case involves medications or you hold prescriptive authority.
North Dakota State Board of PharmacyState nurses association
A professional organization for nurses, not the board. Members get resources, advocacy and support.
North Dakota Nurses Association (NDNA)Peer assistance program
A confidential program that supports nurses with substance use or mental health concerns, sometimes as an alternative to discipline.
Nurse Assistance Program (NAP): Alternative to Discipline, ND Board of Nursing
Links checked October 2026. Boards change their websites from time to time. If a link doesn't work, let us know and we'll fix it.
This page is general information, not legal advice. For your situation, talk with a nursing license defense attorney licensed in your state.
Facing a complaint or probation in North Dakota?
Start with these free guides, then come talk with nurses who've been there.
Got a Letter From the Nursing Board? What to Do FirstReceived a complaint or investigation letter from your state board of nursing? Here's what to do in the first days, what to avoid, and how to protect your license.8 min read
What Nursing Probation Actually Looks Like (and How to Get Through It)A clear look at common nursing probation terms: drug screens, supervised practice, employer reports, narcotics restrictions and more, plus tips for completing probation successfully.9 min read
Can You Get a Nursing Job While on Probation? Yes. Here's How.Finding a nursing job with a probationary or restricted license is hard but possible. Learn which settings hire nurses on probation, how to disclose, and where to look.6 min read
Do You Need a Nursing License Defense Attorney?When should a nurse hire a license defense attorney for a board complaint or investigation? What they do, what it costs, and how to choose the right one.6 min read
