Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. R. 410-8-.01 - General Requirements
(1) Rules for nursing education programs
shall provide reasonable and uniform standards within which flexibility and
creativity, based upon prevailing educational principles, are
possible.
(2) A parent institution
is defined as an educational institution that is part of the University System
of Georgia, the Technical College System of Georgia or a nonprofit
postsecondary institution. The board reserves the right to approve any parent
institution outside of these categories.
(3) The course of study for initial licensure
may be offered through an approved combination of on site, distance learning,
or online teaching/learning strategies. Clinical learning activities may not be
offered exclusively through electronic modalities.
(4) The majority of learning activities in
practice settings must be taught by nursing faculty members according to Rules
410-8-.05
and
410-8-.06.
(5) A parent institution shall grant degrees
and maintain the locus of control and fiscal responsibility for the planning,
implementation, teaching, and evaluation of the nursing education
program.
(6) All nursing education
programs must be accredited or show satisfactory progression, as determined by
the Board, towards accreditation by December 31, 2020 by a national nursing
accrediting body recognized by the Board.
(7) Board representatives shall conduct
scheduled site visits to nursing education programs within six months of a
national nursing accreditation site visit. At its discretion, the Board may
schedule site visits more frequently. A nursing education program may request a
site visit.
(8) Representatives of
the parent institution and/or the nursing education program shall be notified
of any Board meeting at which action is to be taken relative to the program and
shall be sent documentation of the action(s) in writing.
(9) Representatives of the parent institution
and/or the nursing education program may appeal any board action within 90 days
of written notification.
(10) To be
approved as first-time writers of the licensing examination, applicants must
have graduated from a nursing education program with Initial, Full or
Conditional Approval at the time of graduation.
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