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ARS 36-1803 Grant: Student Nurse/New Graduate Clinical Placements & Preceptor Training Pilot Grant Program is sponsored by Arizona Board of Nursing (AZBN). This program aims to increase the placements of student nurses/new graduate nurses and nursing assistants in clinical rotations, enhance preceptor training, and increase the number and retention of nurses and nursing assistants in Arizona.
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[](https://azbn.
gov/grants/ars-36-1803-grant-nurses-healthy-arizona) **Project Title:**Student Nurse/New Graduate Clinical Placements & Preceptor Training Pilot Grant Program The Arizona Legislature approved HB 2691 / ARS 36-1803: Student Nurse Clinical Rotation and Licensed or Certified Nurse Training Pilot Program to expand the capacity of preceptor training programs at health care institutions, including assisted living facilities, centers or nursing care institutions for nursing students and newly licensed or certified nurses.
**APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR JUNE 29, 2022.
** * $25 million annually for three years of state dollars * Program funds allocated from AHCCCS to Arizona Board of Nursing * Eligible entities: licensed health care institutions (HCIs) * Proposals from HCIs may be for one year or multiple years * Factors to determine grant awards shall include: * Geographic and population distribution * Number of new nurses or nursing assistants planned to be trained and retained * Cost of the program compared to other program proposals.
* Use of evidence in program design AZBN will provide the infrastructure, implementation, oversight, reporting, and evaluation of the pilot grant program. AZBN will develop the administrative infrastructure to create and accept grant application forms; approve and deny applications; monitor progress and compliance of the grant recipients, collect and analyze data, and provide guidance and expertise related to practice readiness.
The grant program’s purpose shall be to increase the placements of student nurses/new grad nurses and nursing assistants in clinical rotations, increase and enhance preceptor training and increase the number and retention of nurses and nursing assistants in the state of Arizona. Board consultants will oversee the Arizona Health Care Workforce, Grant Program 36-1803.
* Kathy Malloch, PhD, MBA, RN, FAAN * Kathy Scott, PhD, MPA, RN, FACHE * Tim Porter O’Grady, DM, EdD, APRN, FAAN, FACCWS **For additional information email****1803Grant@azbn. gov**.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible entities are licensed healthcare institutions (HCIs) in Arizona. Proposals may be for one year or multiple years. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
ARS 36-1803 Grant: Student Nurse/New Graduate Clinical Placements & Preceptor Training Pilot Grant Program is funded by Arizona Board of Nursing (AZBN). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Arizona. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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