Bill
SB 1636
Florida bill establishing regulatory standards for nurse staffing registries died in committee without clarifying labor protections or operational requirements.
SB 1636 would establish regulations for nurse registries in Florida, likely creating licensing, oversight, and operational standards for agencies that supply temporary or contract nursing staff to healthcare facilities. The bill was introduced in February 2025 but died in the Health Policy Committee without advancing to a vote.
Nurse registries are significant labor market intermediaries in healthcare, affecting nurse employment conditions, patient safety standards, and healthcare facility operations. Establishing clear regulatory frameworks can address concerns about worker protections, credential verification, and quality control—areas where gaps may exist under current law.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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