California § 2787 - If the board requires the approval of the faculty or directors in regulations pro
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§ 2787. If the board requires the approval of the faculty or directors in regulations pro
If the board requires the approval of the faculty or directors in regulations promulgated pursuant to Section 2786, all of the following apply: (a) The board may approve an individual to serve as a member of the faculty, director, or assistant director of an approved school of nursing or nursing program. (b) The board shall approve an applicant for individual approval if the applicant submits a completed application in the form prescribed by the board demonstrating that the applicant meets the requirements established by the board for faculty, directors, and assistant directors of an approved school of nursing or nursing program. (c) The individual approval under this section shall be valid for five years and may be renewed if the individual demonstrates to the board that they continue to meet the requirements established by the board for faculty, directors, and assistant directors of an approved school of nursing or nursing program. (d) The board shall display an approved individualâs faculty, director, or assistant director approval status, including the approved faculty level and content areas, if applicable, and the status of their nursing license through an online search tool administered by the department. (e) (1) If an applicant for approval under this section has a faculty position and does not meet a requirement established by the board for a different position, the board may accept a remediation plan submitted by an approved school of nursing or nursing program to help the applicant meet the requirement. (2) If the board accepts the plan submitted under paragraph (1), the board may approve the applicant to instruct in theory under the mentorship and supervision of the content expert identified in the plan for up to one year. (f) If required by the board for directors and assistant directors of an approved school of nursing or nursing program, an approved school of nursing or nursing program shall continue to report to the board changes in the nursing programâs director and assistant director of nursing positions. (g) An approved school of nursing or nursing program shall not be required to report to the board any of the following faculty changes: (1) A change in a faculty memberâs teaching area. (2) An offer of employment for a faculty member position. (3) Termination of employment of a faculty member. (h) This section does not modify any limitations on the powers of the board related to the faculty approval of accredited schools of nursing and nursing programs as specified in subdivision (b) of Section 2786.2.
Source: official California text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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