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Photo: James WatkinsLandon State Office Building, 900 SW Jackson, Ste. 1051, Topeka, KS 66612-1230 Office Hours: 8:00 am – 4:30 pm www.ksbn.orgNewsletterVolume 32, No. 1 March, April, May 2019The Official Publication of theKansas State Board of NursingQ uar te rl y c ir c u l at ion ap p roximately 68,0 0 0to all A PRN s, RN se nt a l H, LPNs and Licensed Me c h ni ce a lt h Tin Kaan s iN-STATKSBN Committee Reports. .2Frequently Asked Questions About the NurseLicensure Compact. .3Discipline Cases. .4-5How to Contact Us. .6KNAP. .7Board Meeting Schedule. .8Address Change. .8Wall Certificates. .8Kansas State Board of Nursing Joins Nursys. .8Nursing License Renewal Schedule. .9Kansas State Board of Nursing Launches OnlineApplications. .9Continuing Nursing Education Offerings. .10-11Kansas Announces Statewide Integration ofPrescription Drug Monitoring Program. .12Introducing Kansas Nursing. .13Board Member E-Mail Addresses. .13Next Generation NCLEX News. .14-15Diane Glynn,JD, RNInducted asWashburnUniversityAlumni FellowDISCLAIMER CLAUSEThe Nursing Newsletter is published quarterly by the Kansas Board ofNursing. The providers are responsible for offering quality programs underthe criteria as established by the Board. Complaints regarding continuingeducation programs may be reported directly to the Kansas Board ofNursing. For information on these educational offerings, contact thesponsor, not the Board.Advertising is not solicited nor endorsed by the Kansas Board of Nursing.For advertising rates and information, contact Arthur L. Davis PublishingAgency, Inc., 517 Washington St., P.O. Box 216, Cedar Falls, IA 50613, Ph.1-800-626-4081, sales@aldpub.com. Responsibility for errors in advertisingis limited to corrections in the next issue or refund of price of advertisement.Publisher is not responsible for errors in printing of schedule. The KansasBoard of Nursing and the Arthur L. Davis Publishing Agency, Inc. reservethe right to reject advertising. The Kansas Board of Nursing and the ArthurL. Davis Publishing Agency, Inc. shall not be liable for any consequencesresulting from purchase or use of advertisers’ products from the advertisers’opinions, expressed or reported, or the claims made herein.Presort StandardUS PostagePAIDcurrent resident orPermit #14Princeton, MN55371Diane Glynn, JD, RN, wasinducted as a 2018 WashburnUniversity Alumni Fellow. TheWashburn University AlumniFellows program is a prestigiousrecognition of those alumni whohave distinguished themselvesin their careers. Diane hasbeen the Kansas State Boardof Nursing Practice Specialistsince 1991. In that role sheadvises nurses and health carebusinesses on what is allowedin nursing practice. She alsocollaborates with the Boardto oversee the investigation ofnurses and others in violationof the Kansas Nurse PracticeAct. She was a registered nurseat Stormont Vail Health for 10years, including while earningher law degree at Washburn.Her law career includes workin her own private practice,an associate attorney and anassistant attorney general.She is a guest lecturer for theWashburn School of Nursingand was an adjunct professorin the criminal justice andlegal studies program. Dianehas been a dedicated nursingregulator. Diane retired onDecember 14, 2018 from herrole as Practice Specialist. TheKansas State Board of Nursingextends their congratulationsand deep appreciation for herloyal service for more than 27years to the Kansas State Boardof Nursing and the citizens ofKansas. We wish her a happyretirement.nsas.
Page 2 Kansas Nursing NewsletterMarch, April, May 2019KSBN COMMITTEE REPORTSSeptember 2018 Education CommitteeThe Education Committee met September 11, 2018 and was called to orderby Rebecca Sander, MSN, RN, Vice Chair at 8:30 a.m. in Room 509 of the LandonState Office Building. The minutes from June 12, 2018 were approved.The site visit report from Salina Area Technical College (SATC) ADN Programwas reviewed. It was moved to accept the site visit report for SATC ADN programwith recommendations and to approve the program to admit up to 32 studentseach academic year beginning in August 2019 with a site visit to occur after thefirst graduation.The following schools presented major curriculum changes: Highland Community College ADN Program (3) Rasmussen College ADN and BSN Programs Baker University BSN Program Kansas Practical Nurse Core EducatorsFlint Hills Technical College requests the approval of an ADN program. It wasmoved to accept the request from Flint Hills Technical College to offer a ADNprogram with a site visit to occur before approval is given to admit students.MidAmerica Nazarene University requested approval for an Adult GerontologyPrimary Care NP Program. It was moved to accept the request from MidAmericaNazarene University to offer an Adult Gerontology Primary Care NP program witha site visit to occur before approval is given to admit students.Annual Report was reviewed. It was moved to reapprove the PN, ADN, andBSN programs on full approval status through December 2019. It was moved toreapprove the graduate nursing programs through December 2020. It was movedto reapprove the conditional approval status of Pratt Community College ADNProgram and Kansas Wesleyan University BSN Program through December 2019.There will be four scholarships in the amount of 1000.00 each given as inprevious years. The Education Committee by consensus agreed to change theessay topic to “What Does Professionalism in Nursing Mean to You.”A letter of intent was received from Larned State Hospital to have a MentalHealth Technician program. Their next step would be to submit an applicationfor a Mental Health Technician Program. Also shared was a letter from BartonCommunity College dissolving their Mental Health Technician program partnershipwith Larned State Hospital.Site visit schedules for 2018 and 2019 were reviewed. Carol Moreland willemail committee members requesting assistance with site visits, if needed.An update on the Military Initiative was given. A discussion had been held inJuly regarding the Military Articulation model and where we would like to go inthe State of Kansas as it relates to Nursing Education in supporting Veterans whowant to seek nursing education opportunities after they leave armed services. Theconsensus of the Education Committee is to bring forward at the December 2018Education Committee, data from nursing programs who want to bring military inand how that will impact their numbers.Twelve petitions for permission to test/retest were reviewed and action taken.There was discussion about the possibility of putting a deadline on petitionersthat have met the conditions to test or retest and when they should test onceconditions have been met. The consensus was that data should be brought backto the December 2018 meeting with statistics on petitioners and when, afterconditions are met, they actually test and if they were successful.The meeting was adjourned at 10:20 am.September 2018 APRN CommitteeThe APRN Committee was called to order by Carol Bragdon, PhD, APRN, Chairon September 11, 2018 at 1:30 pm in Room 509 of the Landon State OfficeBuilding. Minutes from June 12, 2018 were approved.Carol Bragdon presented Cara Busenhart, PhD, CNM, APRN with a certificateof appreciation for her time served on the APRN Committee.Bobbe Mansfield, DNP, FNP-BC reported on the Prescription MonitoringProgram Committee. Funding continues to be an issue as PMP is the wave ofthe future nationwide. There has been discussion on creating data that wouldbe meaningful for guiding practice on three levels: 1) recognizing patients whomay be having outlining behavior and what to do about it; 2) prescribers whomay be performing outside of guidelines; 3) media impact with reality and hypeconcerning the opioid epidemic. Committee meetings have included a KBIrepresentative to discuss what to do if a patient is referred.Cara Busenhart, PhD, CNM, APRN reported on the Nurse Midwife Council. Itwas decided that Tucker, Poling, General Counsel, Kansas State Board of HealingArts, would bring the BOHA CNM-I Regulations to the APRN Committee and thefull Board for approval. The consensus of the APRN Committee is to conduct aroll call vote of the BOHA CNM-I Regulations at the September 12, 2018 Boardmeeting.It was moved to approve the following out of state schools and their coursesas meeting the board’s criteria:Binghamton University – Community Health NPLouisiana State University Health Sciences Center at New Orleans - RNASpring Arbor University – Family NPMichelle Knowles, APRN, RN gave an update on the Kansas Advanced PracticeNurses (KAPN) organization. After working with AANP (American Association ofNurse Practitioners) and NCSBN (National Council of State Boards of Nursing) andtheir recommendations on language they plan to develop a bill for 2019. Theyhave been working on putting in a working description or definition of whatan APRN role is, based on the APRN Consensus Model, how to require nationalcertification and malpractice and removal of written protocol authorization by aresponsible physician language.The meeting was adjourned at 2:36 pm.Practice CommitteeThe September 2018 Practice IV Therapy Advisory Committee was called toorder at 3:00 p.m. in room 1051 of the Landon State Office Building in Topeka byM. Struble, Chair. A plaque was presented to Julie Putnam for her contributionsto the Committee. The minutes from the June 2018 meeting were approvedwithout corrections.The Committee discussed that the Pharmacy Board is reviewing regulationsas they relate to School Nurse and Epi Kits. The Committee will await moreinformation.The Committee approved KAR 60-7-110 and KAR 60-7-111 without revision.The Committee reviewed a report on IV Therapy programs.The meeting was adjourned at 4:00 p.m.
March, April, May 2019Kansas Nursing Newsletter Page 3Frequently Asked Questions about the Nurse Licensure Compact1.How can I get a multistate nursinglicense?Kansas implements the Nurse LicensureCompact (NLC) on July 1, 2019. You will notbe able to get a multistate nursing license inKansas before that date. Nurses that reside inKansas can obtain a multistate nursing license7/1/19 and after by submitting an applicationfor a multistate nursing license, pay the fee, andsubmit the supporting documentation. Therewill be communication sent to each nurse with aKansas nursing license that lives in Kansas withthe specific information about the applicationprocess. You must obtain your multistate nursinglicense within the state in which you reside.2. Why would a nurse need a multistate license?Nurses are required to be licensed in the state where the recipient of nursing practiceis located at the time service is provided. A multistate license allows the nurse to practicein the home state and all compact states with one license issued by the home state. Thiseliminates the burdensome, costly, and time-consuming process of obtaining single statelicenses in each state of practice.3. What is the difference between a compact license and a multistate license?There is no difference between a compact license and a multistate license. Thisterminology is used interchangeably to reference the Nurse Licensure Compact (NLC)license that allows a nurse to have one license, with the ability to practice in all NLCcompact states.4. What does Primary State of Residence (PSOR) mean?For compact purposes, PSOR is not related to property ownership in a given state. It isabout your legal residence status. Everyone has legal documents such as a driver’s license,voter’s card, federal income tax return, military form no. 2058, or W2 form from the PSOR.If a nurse’s PSOR is a compact state, that nurse may be eligible for a multistate (compact)license. If a nurse cannot declare a compact state as his/her PSOR, that nurse is not eligiblefor a compact license. That nurse may apply for a single state license in any state wherethey wish to practice.5.I am graduating from a nursing program. Can I take the NCLEX in adifferent state?The NCLEX is a national exam and can be taken in any state convenient to you. It is nota state exam. The results will be directed to the board of nursing where you applied foryour authorization to test (ATT) and licensure. If you are applying to a compact state for a multistate license, you should apply inthe state where you intend to legally reside If you are applying for a license in a noncompact state, you should apply for alicense in the state where you intend to practice6.I have a compact license and have accepted a temporary assignment inanother compact state. My employer is telling me that I need to get thatstate’s license. Is this true?When hired in a remote state for a temporary position or commuting to a remote statefrom the primary state of residence (PSOR), employers should not require you to apply forlicensure in the remote state when you have lawfully declared another state as your PSOR.PSOR is based on where you pay federal income tax, vote and/or hold a driver’s license.The remote state board of nursing cannot issue a license to a nurse who has declaredanother compact state as the PSOR, since the multistate license from the home stateapplies to both states. You have the privilege to practice in any remote compact state withyour multistate license issued by your home state.7. How does the NLC pertain to advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs)?The NLC pertains to registered nurses and licensed practical/vocational nurses’ licensesonly. An APRN must hold an individual state license in each state of APRN practice.8. I have a compact license. How long can I work in another compact state?There is no time limit. If you maintain legal residence in the state that issued yourmultistate license and you remain in good standing, you may practice in other compactstate. If you were to take an action (while practicing in another NLC state or otherwise)which would change your legal residency status, then you have given up legal residencyin that home state and you must now apply for license by endorsement in the new stateof residence. The new license issued will replace the former license.9.I live in a compact state where I have a multistate license. How do I get alicense in a noncompact state?Apply for licensure by endorsement to the board of nursing in the state where youseek a license. You may be issued a single state license valid only in the state of issuance.Applications can be found on that board of nursing’s website.10. What if I move to another compact state?When permanently relocating to another compact state, apply for licensure byendorsement and complete the Declaration of Primary State of Residence form within theapplication, which can be found on your board of nursing’s website. You may start theapplication process prior to or after the move. You should not delay applying once youhave moved. There is no grace period. If you are moving from a compact state, you may not wait until your formermultistate license expires before applying in your new state of legal residence. Youcan only practice on your former home state license until the multistate license inthe new NLC home state is issued. If you are moving from a noncompact state applying to a compact state in advanceof the move, you may be issued a single state license, or your application may beheld until you move and have proof of legal residence at which time you may beissued a multistate license.There will be more communication in the coming weeks and months as we get closerto July 1, 2019. There is a map of the compact states and more information about the NLCat: https://www.ncsbn.org/compacts.htm
Page 4 Kansas Nursing NewsletterMarch, April, May 2019DISCIPLINE CASESDrug & Alcohol ViolationJames CallRoseburg, OR 97471License #14-138315-112Case #17-1541-0License Revoked 6/21/2018Pascal OchiengWichita, KS 67207License #23-39654-042Case #16-1103-5License Indefinite Suspension 7/29/2018Deborah YoungManhattan, KS 66502License #23-45987-052Case #16-2003-8License Indefinite Suspension 8/5/2018Glenn WoodsRussell, KS 67665License #24-46793-041Case #17-1744-3License Indefinite Suspension 8/22/2018Alicia HaverkampBaileyville, KS 66404License #13-129781-052Case #16-665-0 & 17-1731-9License Revoked 10/17/2018Melissa WrightFt Scott, KS 66701License #13-104790-071Case #13-1998-7License Suspended 10/15/2018Kourtney BrownManhattan, KS 66503License #13-113236-021Case #11-975-9License Denied 10/18/2018Alicia EckerPrairie Village, KS 66208ApplicantCase #17-1217-7License Denied 11/9/2018Jeremy BaileyGardner, KS 66030License #13-88000-011Case #18-644-7License Revoked 12/18/2018Megan MillerKearney, MO 64105License #13-94617-031Case #15-1218-0License Revoked 10/29/2018Fraud & DeceitPenney McKinleyEpping, NH 03042ApplicantCase #16-1380-0License Denied 7/9/2018Jami PennyHardin, MO 64035License #24-31685-111Case #18-619-0License Suspended 7/26/2018Kellie WernerHay, KS 67601License #13-71828-111Case #13-1910-3License Suspended 9/5/2018Krystle WalkerFrontenac, KS 66763License #13-104757-121Case #15-771-0License Suspended 12/4/2018Dezerae SchaufHalstead, KS 67056License #23-41883-102Case #12-1589-4License Suspended 11/26/2018Ashly MayhonConverse, TX 78109ApplicantCase #18-041-0License Denied 11/6/2018Michelle ScottFrontenac, KS 66763License #24-35636-061Case #17-1355-6License Suspended 12/5/2018Mary BurnettWichita, KS 27207License #14-52839-102Case #14-1587-5License Limited 10/15/2018Mental IncompetenceAmanda TyszkoTopeka, KS 66604License #13-121991-091Case #18-663-08License Revoked 11/9/2018
March, April, May 2019Kansas Nursing Newsletter Page 5DISCIPLINE CASESUnprofessional ConductJenniffer MarrsMound City, KS 66056License #13-116119-082Case #13-569-0License Limited 6/29/2018Laura MarecicDouglass, KS 67039License #13-63266-102Case #16-778-6License Indefinite Suspension 6/27/2018Janet JessephWichita, KS 67204License #13-106909-071Case #17-1243-5License Suspended 6/29/2018Leona MartinHealdton, OK 73438License #13-82107-012Case #17-1018-0 & 18-053-0License Indefinite Suspension 6/29/2018Kristen ReedPeck, KS 67120License #23-44508-091Case #15-1452-5License Suspended 6/15/2018Sherry CostnerOverland Park, KS 66212License #13-83607-082Case #15-845-7License Indefinite Suspension 7/21/2018Victoria CoxWellington, KS 67152License #23-43587-101Case #17-1590-4License Suspended 7/13/201Linda TatePrairie Village, KS 66208License #13-46722-062Case #16-2004-7License Suspended 7/29/2018Shelley LillardLenexa, KS 66216License #13-87624-092Case #16-811-7License Denied 8/19/2018Melissa ArnettRose Hill, KS 67133License #13-75895-041Case #18-1465-6License Fined 11/12/2018Kristi ScofieldWichita, KS 67212License #23-36734-081Case #17-1254-5License Indefinite Suspension 7/26/2018Tonya MouselMeade, KS 67864License #23-40626-052Case #16-706-1License Denied 8/22/2018Courtney BauerBolivar, MO 65613License #14-129746-032Case #18-201-0License Suspended 11/27/2018Daniel ConderJunction City, KS 66441License #24-30888-081Case #17-056-9License Indefinite Suspension 7/31/2018Kaylyn Handshy BuffaloheadNew Braunfels, TX 78131License #23-46274-052Case #15-2238-6 & 17-052-6License Revoked 8/22/2018Sandra KudsiWichita, KS 67226License #14-139774-022Case #18-063-5License Suspended 11/27/2018Deborah StillmanHiawatha, KS 66434License #23-20823-072Case #17-1814-9License Indefinite Suspension 8/13/2018Michelle TavernaroWichita, KS 67212License #13-110069-042Case #14-1418-5License Indefinite Suspension 9/12/2018Brittany LeBourveauBlue Springs, MO 64014License #24-48003-012Case #18-019-0License Suspended 11/27/2018Donald AllmanOsage City, KS 66523License #14-64789-081Case #17-1532-8License Limited 8/5/2018Zachary SmithLa Crosse, KS 67548License #23-43041-021Case #16-695-3License Revoked 9/20/2018Stephanie PowellOttawa, KS 66067License #23-37922-022Case #16-995-6License Suspended 11/12/2018Antonette CunninghamHutchinson, KS 67501License #23-42820-091Case #15-1443-4License Indefinite Suspension 7/31/2018Barbara CastleberryWichita, KS 67212License #13-116288-022Case #18-530-5License Suspended 11/9/2018Jennifer FitzmorrisOlathe, KS 66061License #13-123466-012Case #14-987-7License Denied 11/14/2018Katherine LongOlathe, KS 66062License #23-45108-072Case #16-1185-9 & 16-2042-9License Indefinite Suspension 8/25/2018Beth PoeOzawkie, KS 66070License #14-133755-062Case #18-1011-9License Suspended 11/26/2018Mark MillerLee’s Summit, MO 64081License #13-66776-101Case #17-1621-7License Suspension 4/1/2019 to 4/30/2019Brandi SmithOoltewah, TN 37363License #14-136765-111Case #17-1878-0License Indefinite Suspension 8/16/2018Beverly ShriverTopeka, KS 66604License #23-37777-032Case #18-1123-8License Suspended 11/26/2018A Law Practice Dedicated toDefending Your Nursing License Applications/Renewals/Reinstatements Investigations All Disciplinary Actions Settlement Negotiations mdsanger@sangerlawoffice.comConsultations Are AlwaysFree!Statewide Legal Defense ofLPN, RN, and APRN Licenses
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March, April, May 2019Kansas Nursing Newsletter Page 7Physical Symptoms Obvious intoxication such as swaying, staggering orslurred speech. Odor of alcohol on breath or the excessive use ofbreath-fresheners or perfume to disguise the odorof alcohol.What is KNAP?KNAP is a professional assistance program designed toassist all nurses and mental health technicians who have aproblem or illness that has or could impair their ability topractice safely.The Goal of KNAPMental and physical illness, including alcohol and otherdrug addiction, can potentially impair practice and health.We estimate that at any given time, approximately 10%of the population is affected. This same percentage isthought to be true of healthcare professionals.Alcohol and other drug addiction, as well as mentaland physical illnesses, are treatable. KNAP works with theprogram participants to obtain an evaluation, treatment(if indicated), and monitoring throughout the recoveryprocess.ReferralsSelf-referrals to the program are encouraged, butreferrals may be made by a family member, a friend,employer or anyone concerned about the nurse/LMHT.Anonymous referrals are not accepted. A person maycall for information or advice without giving their name,however. Referrals may be made by calling 913-236-7575.KNAP Providers Confidential services to Kansas RNs, LPNs, andLMHTs experiencing problems and illnesses whichcould lead to impaired practice.SEEKINGEXPERIENCEDRNSFOR THE FOLLOWINGOPEN POSITIONS: Emergency Dept. Med Surg Labor & Delivery Cath Lab RN First Assist OR Circulator Preop/PACU Float Interventions, assessments, referrals for evaluationand treatment (if indicated.) On-going monitoring through random urine drugscreens, contact with employers and monthlygroups.Causes for ConcernJob Function Narcotics discrepancies, e.g.: incorrect counts,alteration of narcotic containers, increased patientreports of ineffective pain control, discrepancies onrecords or frequent corrections of records, unusualamounts of narcotics wasted, significant variationsin the quantity of narcotics ordered for technician'sunit or shift. Fluctuations in the quality of work performance. Irresponsible behavior from someone previouslyconscientious and responsible. Requests to work shifts that are the leastsupervised. Inordinate interest in patients' pain controlmedications.KNAP is supported by funds from the Board of Nursingand, in small part, by fees charged to the participants.For further information6405 Metcalf Avenue Suite 502Cloverleaf Complex Building #3Mission, KS 66202-4086Ph. #913-236-7575FAX #913-236-7779OPEN 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.LUNCH 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m.Behavior Increasing isolation from colleagues, friends andfamily and avoiding social activities. Complaints from others about work performance oralcohol or drug use. Mood swings, irritability or depression, or suicidethreats or attempts, perhaps caused by accidentaloverdose.Alan Murray, LCSW, LSCSWExecutive DirectorSondra (Sondi) Johnson-Nazario, RNProgram ManagerCamille O’BrienProgram AssistantBRE WS TER IN TOPEKA, KSNOW HIRINGisFULL TIMERNs & LPNsAND OFFERING A LIMITEDTIMESIGN ON BONUSBenefits offered to full timeemployees include: Major Medical and Dental Life Insurance Short-Term Disability Options to PurchaseSupplemental Benefits Employee AssistanceProgram 403(b) Retirement Plan Paid Time Off HolidaysGo tobrewsterliving.org to apply today!785-274-3358Summit Healthcare Regional Medical CenterTrusted to Deliver Exceptional, Compassionate care close to homeCOME TO ARIZONA’SCOOL, BEAUTIFUL WHITE MOUNTAINSWHERE THE QUALITY OF LIFESOARS AS HIGH AS THE TALL PINES!To learn more about our Career opportunities visitwww.summithealthcare.netor call to speak with the Nurse Recruiter,Stevie Billingsley at 928-537-6367email sbillingsley@summithealthcare.netSign on bonus ( 10,000)Relocation AssistanceExcellent BenefitsTuition Assistance(up to 10,000) ICUVoted the #1 employer in the WhiteMountains with a high employeesatisfaction rating!www.azwhitemountains.netSummit Healthcare Regional Medical Center2200 E. Show Low Lake Rd. Show Low, AZ 85901
Page 8 Kansas Nursing NewsletterBOARD MEETINGSCHEDULE2019Board Meetings March 11, 12, & 13 June 10, 11, & 12ADDRESS CHANGEYou can use your user ID and password to changeyour address on-line OR send us the change ofaddress in writing. Please submit within 30 daysof address change. You may mail your addresschange to Kansas State Board of Nursing; 900SW Jackson St, Ste 1051; Topeka, KS 666121230. The Address Change form is available athttps://ksbn.kansas.gov/forms/.If you do not have access to a computer please includethe following information in your written request:March, April, May 2019Old Address and New Address(complete Street Address with Apt #, City, State, and Zip)Home phone number and Work Phone numberDate the New Address is in EffectFirst and Last Name (please print complete names) September 9, 10, & 11Kansas Nursing License Number(s)Sign and date your requestSocial Security NumberWALL CERTIFICATESWall Certificates suitable for framing areavailable through the Kansas State Board ofNursing. Certificates are available to those RNs/LPNs/LMHTs/NPs/CNSs/NMWs/RNAs who hold apermanent Kansas license. To obtain a certificate,please complete the following form.Name:Address:City:State: Zip Code:Certificate of Qualification (License)Number:Original Date of Issue:Each certificate is 10.00.Please submit order form to:Kansas State Board of NursingLandon State Office Building900 SW Jackson, Suite 1051Topeka, KS 66612-1230Up to 5,000 sign on bonusOpenings for RNs or LPNs Full or Part TimeApply online at manoroftheplains.org orContact Wendi 620-682-4059OR918.294.4866We are unable to accept your request to change youraddress from information delivered over the phoneor via an email. All requests must b
Kansas State Board of Nursing Landon State Office Building, 900 SW Jackson, Ste. 1051, Topeka, KS 66612-1230 Office Hours: 8:00 am - 4:30 pm www.ksbn.org . Program and Kansas Wesleyan University BSN Program through December 2019. . Binghamton University - Community Health NP Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center at New .
