How does DEA list North Dakota?
DEA lists North Dakota under "One License Requirement" on its page "Medical State Licensure and/or Controlled Substance Licensure". DEA's page titles this column 'One License Requirement'.
DEA lists North Dakota under "One License Requirement" on its page "Medical State Licensure and/or Controlled Substance Licensure". A DEA registration depends on authority to dispense controlled substances under North Dakota law.
DEA: Medical State Licensure and/or Controlled Substance Licensure
DEA treats NPs and PAs as mid-level practitioners. Authority comes from state law, so check the North Dakota board.
The DEA Registration Q&A separately explains registration for practices in different states. The state listing is a flag to verify, not a complete description of an individual clinician’s authority.
1 of the 3 bordering states are listed with a second-CS-license flag: South Dakota.
The count is the number of named qualifying neighbors out of all listed land/river neighbors. Open-water-only and point-only contacts are excluded; a neighboring status does not grant practice authority here.
BLS OEWS May 2025 annual mean employee wages — physicians, all other: $406,630; nurse practitioners: $126,370; physician assistants: $130,930. The physician row is the broad “physicians, all other” category, not an average for all physicians or a particular specialty. These are employee wage estimates, not total compensation or contract rates.
North Dakota physicians, all other pay · North Dakota nurse practitioners pay · North Dakota physician assistants pay · North Dakota nurse anesthetists pay
General information, not legal or insurance advice. Confirm details with the state board, DEA, or the carrier.
DEA lists North Dakota under "One License Requirement" on its page "Medical State Licensure and/or Controlled Substance Licensure". DEA's page titles this column 'One License Requirement'.
According to the DEA Registration Q&A, a practitioner with practices in two states needs a separate DEA registration in each state, because controlled substance privileges and limits are determined by that state.
DEA treats NPs and PAs as mid-level practitioners, and their authority comes from state law. Check the North Dakota board.
1 of the 3 bordering states are listed with a second-CS-license flag: South Dakota.
No. The linked BLS state wage estimates describe employee wages, not licensing, compact privileges or prescribing authority. Confirm the North Dakota board’s requirements separately.