Healthcare licensing in Arizona
Official boards and license lookups for Arizona, by profession. Links checked Oct 1, 2026.
Full Arizona guides are coming
For now this page lists Arizona's official boards and lookups. Step-by-step state guides are being added state by state. How licensing works
Certified Nursing Assistant
Arizona State Board of Nursing (certifies CNAs and LNAs)
Licensed Practical / Vocational Nurse
Arizona State Board of Nursing
Official website Lookup: see the official website
Also: Nursys QuickConfirm (free, participating boards). Compact status: NLC map.
Registered Nurse
Arizona State Board of Nursing
Official website Lookup: see the official website
Also: Nursys QuickConfirm (free, participating boards). Compact status: NLC map.
Home Health Aide
Arizona State Board of Nursing (certifies CNAs and LNAs)
Nurse aide registries often cover home health aides too. Aides in Medicare-certified home health agencies need at least 75 hours of training, including 16 hours of supervised practical training (42 CFR 484.80).
Medical Assistant
Most states don't require medical assistants to be certified, but some set education, licensing or certification rules (BLS). Check with your state's medical board.
Dental Assistant
Arizona State Board of Dental Examiners
Dental Hygienist
Arizona State Board of Dental Examiners
Respiratory Therapist
Arizona Board of Respiratory Care Examiners
Phlebotomist
We list a state phlebotomy credential only where we've confirmed it on the state's own website. Many employers ask for national certification.
Physical Therapist
Arizona State Board of Physical Therapy
Compact status: Physical Therapy Compact Commission map.
Occupational Therapist
Arizona Board of Occupational Therapy Examiners
Compact status: Occupational Therapy Licensure Compact Commission map.
Speech-Language Pathologist
Arizona Department of Health Services, Bureau of Licensing for Professions & Occupations: Speech & Hearing Professionals
Official website Lookup: see the official website
Where these links come from
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