Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)
Applications for our next LPN cohort will open January 2025.
Start date for the next LPN cohort will be July 15th 2025. Students will be notified about a month prior to the start date whether they are accepted into this cohort.
Allied Health Career Training is excited to announce our Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN) program which has been approved by the Kansas Board of Nursing. Please read the information on this page to answer questions about requirements for the program and financial information.
Please note:
Submitting an application does not guarantee a spot in the program. Each LPN cohort has limited spots available. Applications will be reviewed and applicants notified of status prior to the program start date.
We are not able to accept Federal student financial aid including Pell Grants or FAFSA.
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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.
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Must be at least 18 years of age.
Must possess a High School Diploma or GED equivalent.
Must have an active Kansas Certified Nurse Aide credential.
Must have an active Basic Life Support certification through the American Heart Association.
Must have completed the following prerequisite courses with a 75% (letter grade of C) or higher by the close of the application period:
o Medical Terminology
o Human Growth & Development (Developmental Psychology is considered equivalent)
o Anatomy & Physiology – (A&P must be within the last 5 years)
Must submit proof of immunization/vaccinations by the start date of the program:
o MMR: 2 doses vaccine or titer immunity proof
o Varicella: 2 doses vaccine or titer immunity proof
o Tetanus (TDAP): 1 dose vaccine within last 10 years
o Hepatitis B: 3 doses vaccine or titer immunity proof (please note, 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 Negative TB test or chest x-ray within last 6 months
o Influenza: current/most recent influenza season
Applicants must also meet the following requirements:
o Provide government-issued photo identification
o Provide a valid email address
o Be physically capable of performing all skills required by the program, including standing for long periods, pulling, and lifting.
o Be available and attend all required course dates.
o Have access to reliable transportation
o Submit to a criminal background check
Please be aware of Licensure Disqualifications: 65-1120.https://www.ksrevisor.org/statutes/chapters/ch65/065_011_0020.html
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Application fee - $35 (nonrefundable)
All inclusive total Course Price - $16,850 (there are no hidden fees)
LEARN MORE ABOUT FINANCIAL RESOURCES HERE.
We are unable to accept federal student loans (FAFSA).
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We work with several community partners to help students find financial assistance.
WSCCAP - The Wichita Sedgwick County Community Action Partnership Grant is available to Sedgwick County residents that qualify.
Contact the City of Wichita for more information: 316-462-3700 Option 2
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.
