Oregon
Clinician license renewal in Oregon
Renewal cycles, fees, CE requirements, and compact membership for nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and physicians in Oregon. Sourced from state boards and the official compact registries; we surface the citation next to every claim and never invent a rule we can’t verify.
Last reviewed 05/05/2026.
Compact membership
Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC)
Not a member
Source: nursecompact.com, as of 05/05/2026
Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC)
Not a member
Source: imlcc.com, as of 05/05/2026
APRN / nurse practitioner license
- Renewal cycle
- Confirm with Oregon Board of Nursing
- Renewal fee
- Confirm with Oregon Board of Nursing
- Continuing education
- Confirm with Oregon Board of Nursing
- Online renewal available
- Confirm with Oregon Board of Nursing
We’re still verifying Oregon Board of Nursing’s APRN- specific renewal details. The most accurate source is the board itself — search for Oregon Board of Nursing.
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Physician assistant license
- Renewal cycle
- Confirm with Oregon Board of Medicine
- Renewal fee
- Confirm with Oregon Board of Medicine
- Continuing education
- Confirm with Oregon Board of Medicine
- Online renewal available
- Confirm with Oregon Board of Medicine
We’re still verifying Oregon Board of Medicine’s PA- specific renewal details. The most accurate source is the board itself — search for Oregon Board of Medicine.
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MD / DO license
- Renewal cycle
- Confirm with Oregon Board of Medicine
- Renewal fee
- Confirm with Oregon Board of Medicine
- Continuing education
- Confirm with Oregon Board of Medicine
- Online renewal available
- Confirm with Oregon Board of Medicine
We’re still verifying Oregon Board of Medicine’s MD/DO- specific renewal details. The most accurate source is the board itself — search for Oregon Board of Medicine.
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State controlled-substance registration
Some states layer a state-level controlled-substance registration (CSR or CDS) on top of the federal DEA; others rely on the DEA alone. Where Oregonrequires one, it carries its own number, fee, and renewal clock — independent of the DEA cycle.
- Required in this state
- Confirm with Oregon controlled-substances regulator
We’re still verifying Oregon’s state CSR rules. Confirm with the Oregoncontrolled-substances regulator (often the Board of Pharmacy or a Department of Health office) before assuming you do or don’t need a state CSR alongside your DEA.
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Federal DEA registration
DEA registration is federal, not state-issued. DEA practitioner registrations renew on a three-year cycle and are tied to a specific practice address — multi-site clinicians typically hold one DEA per practice location, each with its own number and clock. The first renewal on or after June 27, 2023 also required a one-time MATE Act 8-hour training attestation; once attested, the credit carries forward.
See Larch’s DEA tracking page for details on the federal cycle, multi-site rules, and the MATE Act attestation requirements.
Common questions about Oregon renewals
- Is Oregon a Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC) state?
- No — Oregon is not currently part of the Nurse Licensure Compact. Nurses practicing in Oregon need a Oregon-issued license regardless of their primary state of residence. Source: NCSBN compact map.
- Does the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact (IMLC) work for physicians in Oregon?
- Oregon is not currently a participating IMLC member. Physicians who want to practice in Oregon must apply directly through the Oregon Board of Medicine; they cannot use the IMLC's expedited pathway. Source: IMLCC.
- Does the federal DEA renewal cycle differ in Oregon?
- No. DEA practitioner registrations are federal and renew on a three-year cycle regardless of state. Registrations are tied to a specific practice address — not to the holder personally — so multi-site clinicians typically hold one DEA per practice location. Oregon's state-level controlled-substance registration, if it requires one, is separate from the federal DEA.
- How does Larch keep Oregon's rules current?
- A drift-detection job re-fetches each cited source on a weekly cadence and flags pages where the source content has changed since our last review. Where we don't have a verified detail, we surface "Confirm with [Board]" with a link to the issuing board — never a guess.
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Start trackingSources for Oregon
- NCSBN Nurse Licensure Compact Map (PDF) · retrieved 05/05/2026
- Interstate Medical Licensure Compact Commission (IMLCC) · retrieved 05/05/2026
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