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- Assembly Bill 890 - California Board of Registered Nursing
The two new categories established under AB 890 are commonly referred to as 103 NPs and 104 NPs While they do not significantly extend or alter the current NPs scope of practice, the new categories do have additional authority to work without standardized procedures
- MEDICAL BOARD STAFF REPORT - Medical Board of California
In general, the key difference between a 103 NP and a 104 NP is that a 104 NP may practice in any setting that is consistent with their national certification without physician oversite or the use of standardized procedures, but a 103 NP is limited to certain types of settings specified in AB 890
- CMA publishes new fact sheet on nurse practitioner scope of . . .
The fact sheet lays out the two new NP classifications – Section 103 NPs and Section 104 NPs – the new rules and criteria of those designations, and some of the processes that will still have to undergo regulatory structuring and review before the new law is implemented, including a new “transition to practice” requirement, and a review
- SB 1451: New California Law Simplifies 103 and 104 NP . . .
SB 1451, signed by Governor Newsom on September 22, 2024, addresses those concerns and aims to smooth nurse practitioners’ pathway to practice as 103 and 104 NPs The new law also clarifies physician and surgeon title restrictions and eases postgraduate training license renewals
- A Nurse Practitioner’s Path to Independent Practice in California
Learn how California's AB 890 and SB 1451 expand Nurse Practitioner (NP) independence through the 103 NP and 104 NP pathways Understand the Transition to Practice (TTP) requirements, independent practice eligibility, and how MSO partnerships support practice management
- California NP Scope of Practice: Laws and Requirements . . .
Assembly Bill 890 (AB 890), passed in 2020, expanded NP autonomy by creating two new categories of practice: 103 NPs and 104 NPs A 103 NP must complete at least three years or 4,600 hours of physician-supervised practice before applying for 104 NP status, which allows them to operate independently
- Health Care SB 1451 Updates Some Requirements for 103 and 104 . . .
These nurse practitioners are called “103 Nurse Practitioners” or “103 NPs” and “104 Nurse Practitioners” or “104 NPs,” respectively 103 NPs have been licensed in California since 2023 A 103 NP may qualify for licensure as a 104 NP after practicing as a 103 NP for at least three years
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