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Pursuant to SB 439, beginning January 1, 2024 licensees who provide or supervise emergency medical services in a hospital or primary care will be required to take at least 2 hours of continuing education in the stigma, discrimination and unrecognized bias toward persons who have acquired or are at a high risk of acquiring human immunodeficiency virus to be completed within 2 years after beginning to provide or supervise the provision of such services or care

See HIV course provider list

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During the 82nd legislative session (February-June 2023), the legislature enacted AB 267 which changes the requirements relating to the training in cultural competency. As you know, in 2021, the legislature enacted a mandatory requirement of 2 continuing education hours (CEUs) in cultural competency. AB 267 NOW REQUIRES THAT NURSES COMPLETE 4 HOURS OF CULTURAL COMPETENCY INSTEAD OF 2 HOURS EACH RENEWAL CYCLE.

See list of Approved Cultural Competency Courses

I have yet to apply (I take my TEAS Feb. 7th) but plan to do so shortly after. Has anyone been accepted yet? 

GPA: 3.74

Grades (all first attempt):

BIOL 251: A+

BIOL 223 and 224: A-

TEAS Score: 86%

IDK if my score would be competitive enough! if you're comfortable,  please share what you all are applying with! Thank you and good luck! 

Wow!!! It sounds like Nevada nurses really want compact licenses. I am behind you 100% on this topic, and am so inspired by how willing all of you are to make your voices heard!

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If you strongly support this Nevada bill (AB 108), here is Assemblywoman Sandra Jauregui's contact information:

Sandra.Jauregui@asm.state.nv.us

Without the TEAS added to my score, I have 25 points so far. What points are you all applying with? Hopefully we all make it!

Just wanted your anyone's opinion on which hospital or company is best to work for? I'm looking for a good work-life balance if that's possible. 

I have around 7 years of experience: 5 from an acute adult cardiology ward, and 1.5 years in a cardiothoracic ICU. I'm looking to work in anything related to cardiology or even expand to a Stepdown unit, Recovery/ PACU, Endoscopy, or Dialysis.

Thanks for any advice.

I’m interested in ASN program at Las Vegas College in Henderson, NV.

Is there anyone who graduated the ASN program there? Or currently taking the program there?

Can you share your experience? Like how the class scheduled? How’s your clinical rotation experiences?(Which clinical rotations are hard/ tough?) Which classes are hard? How many people are graduating on time? Is there preceptorship in the program? How’s employment rate after graduation? If I need to move to other states, BON in other state will be able to recognize the nursing credentials from Las Vegas College? and Any study tips etc...

Any information would be greatly appreciated and looking forward to hearing from those who graduated from there or are currently taking courses there.:)

We’re moving to Nevada next year, any advice to which hospital accepts nurses with no experience??

thank you

I'm currently a psych RN with 7 years experience ( Home health, Med Surg) looking to relocate from Michigan to Henderson/Summerlin area. Not quite sure where to start.. Need license.. Job and place to stay family of 4 with 2 small kids.. Good schools? Hospitals to apply? who will help with relocation if possible.. General advice.. Thanks

We are planning to move from CA to Nevada and we are choosing between Henderson or Summerlin area. Just wondering what are the hospitals that has the best offer in this area in regards to pay and benefits. Or do they offer relocation assistance. 
My wife is an RN with 1 year step down and 5years ICU experience . What would be the ongoing hourly pay for nurses with this experience? And which hospital is the best? We are looking into UMC but upon research they don’t pay that well. Is St. rose a good choice?

As for me, I am a foreign trained nurse who just recently passed my RN exam. But I do have 2 years LVN experience working in ambulatory care in one of the LA County Hospital. Does that qualify as an acute experience? And also there’s a lot of RN residency program that different hospital offers but I don’t know if I qualify for those since I am not a recent graduate. Just wanna know where can I apply. 
 

Any input would be very much appreciated! Thank you.

Is there anyone else out there working on Fall 2018 admission? Where are you in the process???

Have any of you heard about the cutoff points for the Fall 2017 and Spring 2017 cohorts? I wanted to apply for the part time, but considering CSN only accepts 16 people vs the 100+ for the full time, in addition to that I won't have everything done then full time it is for me.

Good of luck to you all! 😊

I am in California and looking to possibly relocate to Nevada. I am seriously looking at NSC for Fall of 2021. I have taken just about all pre-requisites except for BioL-189 (Fundamentals of Life Science). I have a BA already so the pre-reqs weren't completed at NSC and I'm concerned about this. If I calculated everything right, I have about a 3.74-3.75 "ish" GPA. I am ALMOST ready for the TEAS, but am terrified. Just worried that even if I score a 100% on the TEAS that I won't have a competitive application because of how they do their point system. I REALLY hope I can go to NSC. I'd appreciate feedback from folks who are in the program or know people in the program, alumni, etc. Just nervous based on my research. Should be meeting with a counselor soon, but just want some "boots on the ground" feedback. Thanks! ?