Kan. Admin. Regs. § 60-17-104 - Administrator, faculty and preceptor qualifications
(a) Each nurse faculty member shall be licensed as a registered
professional nurse in Kansas.
(b) Each preceptor shall be licensed in the state in which the
preceptor is currently practicing. Each preceptor can be a physician, advanced
practice registered nurse, or licensed interdisciplinary professional with a
health science degree at a master's level or above. Each preceptor shall
complete a preceptor orientation that includes information about the
pedagogical aspects of the student-preceptor relationship and course
information.
(c) For advanced nursing programs in the role of nurse
anesthesia, each nurse faculty member shall have the following academic
preparation and experience:
(1) The dedicated nurse administrator who is responsible for
the development and implementation of the advanced nursing program shall have
had successful experience in administration or teaching and shall have a
graduate degree in nursing. The program administrator shall have sufficient
administrative time and support to achieve and maintain positive
program/student outcomes.
(2) Each nurse faculty member who is assigned the
responsibility of a course shall hold a graduate degree in nursing.
(3) Each nurse faculty member responsible for clinical
instruction shall possess a license as an advanced practice registered nurse
and a graduate degree in nursing.
(d) For advanced nursing programs in any role other than nurse
anesthesia, each nurse faculty member shall have the following academic
preparation and experience:
(1) The nurse administrator who is responsible for the
development and implementation of the advanced nursing program shall have had
experience in administration or teaching and shall have a graduate degree in
nursing.
(2) Each nurse faculty member who is assigned the
responsibility of a course shall hold a graduate degree. Each person who is
hired as a nurse faculty member shall have a graduate degree in nursing, except
for any person whose graduate degree was conferred before July 1, 2005.
(3) Each nurse faculty member responsible for coordinating
clinical instruction shall possess a license as an advanced practice registered
nurse in the role for which clinical instruction is provided and shall have a
graduate degree. Each person who is hired as a nurse faculty member shall have
a graduate degree in nursing, except for any person whose graduate degree was
conferred before July 1, 2005.
(4) Each adjunct faculty member shall be licensed as an
advanced practice registered nurse or shall be licensed as a physician in the
state in which the individual is currently practicing.
(e) The nonnursing faculty of each advanced nursing program
shall have graduate degrees in the area of expertise.
(f) The nurse administrator of each advanced nursing program
shall submit to the board a faculty qualification report for each faculty
member who is newly employed by the advanced nursing program.
Notes
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