Obtaining Your Exam Results
Candidates will receive an unofficial result at the end of the exam. Official results will be sent to candidates 2 – 7 days after completing the exam. More information can be found here.
Name Change
Changes to personal information such as email address, name, or contact information may be made by logging in to your NCSN account.
Policies Manual
The NBCSN Policies Manual has detailed information on our policies and procedures. NBCSN Policy Manual
NBCSN Handbook
The NBCSN Handbook is your guide to NBCSN and the NCSN credential. It has guidelines for certification, recertification, and everything else you’ll need as an NCSN.
Forms and Applications
Forms for volunteers, liaisons and NCSNs.
Covid 19
What can I do while my school is closed?
Stay as safe and connected as you can and focus on activities that support NCSN Recertification! https://www.nbcsn.org/ncsn/recertification/procedures/
- Update your online learning plan in the NCSN Credentialing Portal: https://nbcsn.learningbuilder.com/account/login/?ReturnUrl=%2f
Upload required supporting documents (CE certificates, RN License, professional activities, etc.)
- Complete continuing education hours.
- Continuing education (in school nursing) is defined as programs beyond basic nursing preparation that are designed to promote and enrich knowledge, improve skills, and develop attitudes for the enhancement of (school) nursing practice.
- Explore NASN E-learning CNE Courses https://www.nasn.org/programs/elearning
- Remember, beginning January 1, 2020, each CE program must be worth a minimum of 1 credit hour.
- Explore professional activities that earn recertification credits.
- Professional activities that promote and enhance the professional expertise of the NCSN are accepted toward the required 75 credits.
- List of approved NBCSN professional activities https://www.nbcsn.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Credits-Earned-Activity-Type-for-NCSN-Recertification_gordon-revisions_Feb-2020_approved-March-2_2020.pdf
Why relational connection is so important during the coronavirus pandemic
This was shared by the North Carolina State School Nurse Consultant Ann Nichols.
These slides were shared by Ann M. Connelly of the Ohio Department of Health.
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