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  • NCSBN NRB Review Participant Rules

    The erasable note board and marker may not be removed from the testing room during the review, except by the TA, and these items must be returned to the TA after the review. • To ensure the high level of security, you will be monitored at all times. Both audio and video will be recorded. • To request a break, raise your hand for the TA and wait to be escorted out of the testing room. If you elect to take a break, you must leave the testing room. A palm vein scan will be taken when you leave and again when you re-enter the testing room. The TA will resume the review for you upon your return.

  • BOD_Minutes_07312006.pdf

    The Board will review a revised draft at the September 8, 2006 business meeting. G.5. Appointment of FY2007 Chair, Discipline Resources Advisory Panel Action #7 The Board of Directors discussed candidates to chair the NCSBN Discipline Resources Advisory Panel. A motion was made to appoint Sandra Evans, ID, Area I to chair the NCSBN Discipline Resources Advisory Panel.

  • Substance_Abuse_Interview.docx

    Have you relapsed? YES NO If YES, explain Do you currently attend AA/NA? YES NO If YES, what is the frequency? What is the name of your home group? What is your sponsor’s name and contact number? Would you be willing to sign a release for your treatment records? YES NO If YES, Name and address of treatment program? Diversion/Misappropriation Have you ever misappropriated medication from a patient or employer? YES NO **If yes, transition to diversion guided interview form Would you be willing to undergo a substance use disorder evaluation?

  • 2019APRN_MCahill.pdf

    Maintenance of Certification Lessons from ABMS A lessoned learned •ABMS = 24 Boards •Meet high standards for professionalism •Completed training in their clinical specialty •Completed high stakes assessment of knowledge and clinical skills •Meets the standards of their specialty •On passing, become a Diplomate of that Board What changed in the 70s?

  • Transcript_NCSBN_Timeline_Seg5.pdf

    NCSBN debuted a consumer outreach campaign, the centerpiece of which was a series of national network television commercials, another first for the organization. NCSBN also launched a new mobile site, and embraced the growing phenomenon of social media, creating Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube accounts for the organization, NCLEX, and learning extension.

  • Transcript_MinimumItemFail.pdf

    And you can see that the 95% confidence interval gets narrower and narrower. Our estimation is pretty precise. So by the 60th item, we start evaluation to see if this person is a passer or a failer. Person is clearly a failer, so the person didn't pass the exam. And as you can see here, even though this person really didn't do so good... I mean, by the 15th item, you can see that, you know, he never quite got up to the passing standard after that, but because by the 15th item, we haven't covered the test plan content enough, we'll keep asking questions until the 60th, and then we'll make a decision whether this person passed or failed.

  • ORBS_Back_Office_QRG-Process_Name_Change_Request.docx

    ORBS Back Office Quick Reference Guide Process Name Change Request Participant Version This is a quick reference guide (QRG) on Processing a Name Change Request ORBS Criteria for Processing a Name Change Request: 1. An Individual has requests a name change through the ORBS Nurse Portal Process a Name Change Request within a License Application Process: 1.

  • MBPResponses

    Is there a specific time period, via mandate or rule, within which the Board of Nursing must make a decision whether to file charges after receipt of a complaint? No Yes No Yes *PN BONs and US Territories are not displayed on the map. For detailed information, please see the text responses below.

  • MBPResponses

    Is there a specific time period, via mandate or rule, within which the Board of Nursing must make a decision whether to file charges after receipt of a complaint? No Yes No Yes *PN BONs and US Territories are not displayed on the map. For detailed information, please see the text responses below.

  • MBPResponses

    Is there a specific time period, via mandate or rule, within which the Board of Nursing must make a decision whether to file charges after receipt of a complaint? No Yes No Yes *PN BONs and US Territories are not displayed on the map. For detailed information, please see the text responses below.