Nursing Program Administrator Resources
A place for nursing program administrators to find forms and information related to Kansas nursing programs.Tools:
Preparing for a KSBN Site Visit:
For New Administrators:
Helpful Resources:
Online Education Program Annual Report
The following links contain resources to help you understand and complete the new KSBN/NCSBN Education Program Annual Report. An individual link to the KSBN online report form will be emailed to each program administrator. All reports are due no later than June 30, 2021.
Contacts
Watch the Annual Report Orientation
Annual Report Orientation Presentation Slides
Template for Annual Report
Preceptor Template
Clinical Agency Template
Courses Template
Faculty Template
How many nurses are in Kansas?
Wednesday, April 22nd, 2021
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License Type: |
KS Licenses |
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Clinical Nurse Specialist: |
466 |
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Licensed Mental Health Technician: |
70 |
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Licensed Practical Nurse – Multi-State: |
903 |
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Licensed Practical Nurse – Single-State: |
9,959 |
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Nurse Midwife: |
100 |
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Nurse Practitioner: |
5,754 |
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Registered Nurse – Multi-State: |
8,386 |
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Registered Nurse – Single-State: |
51,178 |
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Registered Nurse Anesthetist: |
1,242 |
ADN Nursing Program Alignment
This document contains information about the Associate Degree in Nursing Program Alignment from the Kansas Board of Regents
Kansas PN Core Curriculum
This document contains Practical Nurse Alignment information from the Kansas Board of Regents
Legal Issues Reference Page
This document contains information for applicants who have legal issues in their background and documentation required at time of licensure application
Report of the Council for Nursing Articulation in Kansas (September 2017)
This document contains information about the statewide nursing articulation plan for academic progression
Report of the Council for Nursing Articulation in Kansas (March 2012)
This document contains information about the statewide nursing articulation plan for academic progression
Simulation Scenarios
This section contains scenarios developed by faculty at Kansas school of Nursing for use by nursing and allied health programs. The scenario library is a free service intended to provide useful information for nursing programs in the State of Kansas. The Board does not warrant the accuracy of every item of information provided online and accepts no liability for damages of any kind resulting from reliance on this information.
Faculty and Curriculum Forms:
Program Requirements:
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