Information for the Public Public Protection Search Registers and Roll Making a Complaint About Us Contact Us Functions Board Members Where is New South Wales? Strategic Plan Code of Conduct History Registers and Roll The Registers The Roll Search Statistics Suppression of Information Names Removed from the Registers or the Roll How to Register and Enrol Am I Eligible? Information Booklet More Information Restoration Application Forms Temporary Registration Fees Mutual Recognition Education Education of Registered Nurses Education of Registered Midwives Education for Nurse Practitioners Education of Enrolled Nurses Competence Assessment Programs Assessment and Approval of Courses Credit for Prior Study Nurse Practitioners Professional Standards Code of Professional Conduct Boundaries of Professional Practice Competency Standards Delegation and Supervision Complementary Therapies Employment in near-professional roles Administration of Medications National Decision-Making Framework Publications nmb: update Board Works Annual Reports Professional Conduct Book Expectations of Beginning RNs Scholarships Scholarship Application Forms Guidelines for Scholarship Applicants Complaints and Notifications Making Complaints How Complaints are Dealt With? Role of HCCC Inquiries into Complaints Counselling Impairment Performance Assessment Drug Authorities Names Removed from a Register or the Roll Legislation Other Statutory Bodies Nurses Practice Committee Midwives Practice Committee Professional Standards Committees Nurses and Midwives Tribunal Impairment Panels Performance Review Panels Other Information Change of Address Change of Name Links

HomeOther InformationChange of Address Change of Address To facilitate receiving the reminder notice for the annual authority to practise, each nurse and midwife should ensure that the Nurses and Midwives Board has their current address. While members of the public are able to check whether a nurse or midwife is registered or enrolled, nurses and midwives can be assured that addresses are confidential and are not available to the public. Notice of change of address may be made by contacting the Board by telephone or in writing. If in writing the change must be signed by the nurse or midwife, and should provide the registration or enrolment number or sufficient other information to identify the particular nurse or midwife.