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How will disciplinary action in another jurisdiction or a felony conviction effect licensure in New Mexico?

This applicant is not eligible for a temporary license or permit to practice. The applicant is responsible for submitting legal documents to the Board of Nursing for review. The Board meets every other month. When the applicants file is complete, it will be taken to the next regularly scheduled meeting. The Board may decide to issue the license or to issue an NCA (Notice of Contemplated Action) and have a hearing to determine if a license will be issued or denied.

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