Frequently Asked Questions

The process starts with a feasibility study to determine demand, financial viability, and regulatory requirements. Next, you’ll need to develop a state-compliant curriculum, hire qualified faculty, establish clinical partnerships, and prepare for State Board approval

The timeline varies depending on state requirements, accreditation processes, and how quickly you can secure faculty, clinical sites, and facilities. On average, it can take 12-24 months from initial planning to student enrollment.

Every state has different requirements, but most include curriculum approval, faculty qualifications, clinical site agreements, facility inspections, and compliance with the State Board of Nursing’s standards. We help ensure your program meets all necessary guidelines.

If your application is delayed or denied, it’s critical to identify the gaps in your submission. Common issues include curriculum non-compliance, lack of qualified faculty, or insufficient clinical partnerships. We conduct a thorough program audit and provide strategic solutions to get you back on track

Clinical site agreements are essential for State Board approval. We assist in building partnerships with healthcare facilities, ensuring your students have access to diverse, hands-on clinical experiences in areas like maternity, pediatrics, and mental health nursing.

A strong PN program requires qualified instructors with clinical and teaching experience. We help with faculty recruitment, onboarding, and training to ensure your team meets State Board and accreditation standards while delivering high-quality nursing education.

Need help launching or fixing your PN program? Contact us today for expert guidance!