Kansas HB2392 sets education levels for instructors at nursing schools as a requirement for state approval.
Kansas HB2392 amends the state's nursing education standards, requiring nursing schools to meet specific criteria for state approval. Schools must submit evidence that their faculty possess a nursing or related medical degree at least one level more advanced than the degree awarded by the program they are teaching. The bill also outlines procedures for the approval and renewal of nursing schools, including annual fees and periodic surveys. Additionally, it establishes criteria for evaluating out-of-state schools and accepting nationally accredited schools.
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