Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)

Allied understands our students have busy lives, and we have creatively structured our LPN program with that in mind.

This comprehensive, 10-month hybrid program program is designed for focused and disciplined adults. There are two to three days each week of in-house learning and 10 to 16 hours each week of online coursework completed at home.

Critical judgment skills are taught through various hands-on training methods including case studies, virtual reality goggles, simulation labs, and other techniques.

Energetic and knowledgeable instructors with a passion for nursing and teaching will guide you through the strenuous process of becoming a Licensed Nurse.

Clinicals are held in various settings in the region preparing the student for numerous healthcare employment opportunities.

Frequent NCLEX preparatory quizzing ensures the student will be ready and successful to sit for the NCLEX PN exam.

• Applicants must be 18 years of age

• Applicants must have an active Kansas Certified Nurse Aide credential

• Applicants must have active BLS certification for Healthcare Providers from the American Heart Association

• Applicants must have completed all course prerequisites with a 75% or higher: Medical Terminology, Human Growth and Development (or Developmental Psychology equivalent course), and Anatomy and Physiology (must have completed A&P within the last five years). Transcripts are required in the application if the class was taken anywhere other than Allied Health Career Training.

• Applicants must possess a High School diploma or GED equivalent.

• Applicants must complete an essay to demonstrate English proficiency and applicants must complete on-site interview with admissions team.

• Applicants must provide a valid email address to apply for this course. This course has an online component, and your email is used to register you for our online course delivery platform.

• Applicants must provide government ID and submit to a criminal background check.

• Applicants must be physically capable of performing all skills required by the program, including standing for long periods, pulling, and lifting.

• Accepted students must attend all required course dates and have access to reliable transportation.

• Applicants must submit proof of the following immunization/vaccination records by the

  start date of the program or accepted students may forfeit their enrollment:

  o MMR (Measles Mumps Rubella): Two (2) doses vaccine or proof of immunity by titer

  o Chickenpox (Varicella): Two (2) doses vaccine or proof of immunity by titer

  o Tetanus (TDAP): One (1) dose vaccine taken less than 10 years ago

  o Hepatitis B (Hep B): Three (3) doses vaccine or proof of immunity by titer. If the titer is low, a vaccine is required. Paperwork for a low titer will not be accepted. Hep B vaccination takes 6 months to complete the series.

  o Influenza

  o TB test or chest x-ray within last 6 months

• Licensure Disqualifications: 65-1120. Grounds for disciplinary actions; proceedings; witnesses; costs; professional incompetency defined; criminal justice record information. Click the link below.

  https://www.ksrevisor.org/statutes/chapters/ch65/065_011_0020.html

Application fee - $35 (nonrefundable)

All inclusive total Course Price - $16,850 (there are no hidden fees)

All Students - Must have half of the total course price ( $8,425 ) paid before the course start date. The remaining course balance must be paid in full 90 days after the official end date of the course.

Students sponsored by one of our community partners: DCF, Workforce, City of Wichita, Facility sponsors, or other funding sources that are paying for whole cost of course may be exempt from this. Each sponsor will be invoiced accordingly. Students will be given the opportunity to select this payment type when completing the online enrollment form. Please reference the financial assistance page on our website for contact information. Some of our sponsors have indicated that they are willing to cover a portion of the total course price for qualified individuals.

LEARN MORE ABOUT FINANCIAL RESOURCES HERE.

We are unable to accept federal student loans (FAFSA).

We work with several community partners to help students find financial assistance.

WSCCAP - Wichita Sedgwick County Community Action Partnership Grant

Available to Sedgwick County Residents

Call 316-462-3700 Option 2 for more info

LEARN MORE ABOUT FINANCIAL RESOURCES HERE.

We recommend contacting your employer to see if they are interested in sponsoring all or a portion of your education.