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- Licensed practical nurses must report their employment status to the Ministry of Health and Welfare every 3 years and complete continuing education to maintain their qualifications.
- Education is exempt in the year of qualification acquisition, and postponement applications are possible during inactive periods.
- Failure to complete education may result in warnings or license suspension, and annual education completion is economically effective.
On the Korean Association of Licensed Practical Nurses website, Licensed Practical Nurses can check their exemption or postponement status for continuing education. To maintain their license, Licensed Practical Nurses must report their employment status to the Ministry of Health and Welfare every three years and complete continuing education on a regular basis. Education is exempt in the year of licensure and postponement can be applied for inactive periods. Failure to complete education may result in warnings or suspension of license. It is economically beneficial to complete education annually, and in-person education requires confirmation of schedules and reservation procedures.
