What is the role of the nursing education consultant in the approval of vocational nursing and psychiatric technician programs?
The role of the nursing education consultant (NEC) is to approve and ensure that the Board-approved director accomplishes curriculum development, development of school policies, procurement of faculty and clinical facilities and other required documents in accordance with Article 5 of the Vocational Nursing and Psychiatric Technician Rules and Regulations. Section 2529(b) states, “Each vocational nursing program shall have one faculty member designated as director who meets the requirements [for director], who shall actively administer the program.” The director is responsible for compliance with all regulations in Chapter 1, Article 5 (commencing with Section 2525 et seq.). Section 2584(b) states, “Each psychiatric technician program shall have one faculty member designated as director who meets the requirements [for director], who shall actively administer the program.” The director is responsible for compliance with all regulations in Chapter 2, Article 5 (commencing with Section 25
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