Short answer
Many US states require licensed healthcare workers to wear identification showing their name and license type or title (for example RN or LPN) while seeing patients. Rules vary by state and facility, so check your state board and hospital policy before ordering.
What to know
- Name and license or credential abbreviation.
- Big enough to read from a hospital bed.
- Clip or magnet back that works on scrubs.
- Photo ID usually worn separately on a reel.