Expands options for EMT paramedics to participate in the NCLEX-RN without nursing program graduation.
This bill expands the eligibility criteria for EMT paramedics to participate in the National Council Licensure Exam for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). Specifically, it allows EMT paramedics who have completed certain educational and field work requirements to bypass the need to graduate from a Board of Registration in Nursing approved nursing program. The bill outlines specific qualifications, including degrees in emergency medical services, paramedic certifications, and hours of field work.
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