Clinical Supervisor (NRS 339)

This online self-paced course is designed to prepare the Registered and Licensed nurse to supervise Nurse Assistant students during their 100 hours of on-the-job training experience in a licensed Long Term Care Facility.

The program includes 24/7 online access and students can register anytime. With the average completion time of 5-6 hours, most students are able to complete the open entry/open exit program in less that one week.

The program is offered in an online format utilizing the internet and integrates the content into an interactive learning experience which includes automatic grading, virtual interaction with the instructor, and electronic tracking of grades.

The program is internet based with all content online including reference materials which can be either viewed electronically or downloaded and printed.

Upon successful completion of the program, the student will be placed on the Missouri Registry and will receive a Missouri Clinical Supervisor certificate.

Subjects covered include:

• Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services regulations for Nurse Assistant Training.
• Appropriate techniques to facilitate the learning process in adult learners.
• Standards of performance evaluation utilizing the required curriculum.
• Techniques for time management.
• Assessing student needs while supervising the clinical experience.
• The impact of training on quality of care in the LTC resident.

Course Requirements:

• Current unrestricted Missouri LPN or RN licensure or possession of a temporary permit to practice as an RN or LPN in Missouri or employee of a federal facility located in Missouri who possesses a current license as an LPN or RN in another state.
• At least one year of experience in LTC if not currently employed by a LTC facility.
• An Internet Service Provider (ISP) and active email account are required for utilization of the online course. The choice of provider and expense are the responsibility of the student.
• Access to a reliable personal computer (PC) is required for the program.
• Be able to communicate effectively in English.
• Completion of the online curriculum within the time frame permitted.
• A minimum passing grade of 80% on a written final examination. 

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Contact the Health Occupations Office at 636-922-8284 for an application.