Background: Nurses are the best sources of health-related information and services for individuals, appropriate preparation of nurses from risk is crucial. However, it is crucial to evaluate the risk faced by nurses owing to COVID-19 in order to protect their general wellbeing and to provide care that is more effective. Aim: This study aims to culturally revise, adapt and evaluate the validity and reliability of COVID-19 Pandemic Risk Assessment and Management Scale for Nurses. Design: A descriptive cross-sectional study design was used. Subjects: There are two types of subjects: First group includes, a sample of convenience nurses from all categories of nursing personnel working in governmental universities and quarantine hospitals in Egypt their total (n = 498); second group, includes, a jury committee (n = 35). Tools: Two tools were used to collect the data, tool (1); COVID-19 Pandemic Risk Assessment and Management Scale (CPRAMS); tool (2)Health Care Workers Risk Assessment and Management Interim Guidance. Results: The results revealed that 97.54% of jury group agreed about the whole scale for COVID-19 virus risk assessment and management adapted for nurses (CRAM). In addition the CRAMS for Nurses revealed a statistically significant and positive correlation with the health care workers risk assessment and management interim guidance at (r = 0.534 - p = 0.000). Conclusion: The COVID19 Pandemic Risk Assessment and Management Scale for Nurses was a valid and reliable tool to measure risk assessment and management of nurses related to COVID-19 virus. Recommendation: Orientation programs should include orientation about scale for COVID-19 virus risk assessment and management adapted for nurses to help management of risk in time of pandemic and improving quality of care. Keywords: Covid-19 risk management scale, Risk assessment, Nurses, Validity and reliability