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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NBCSN certification?

The National Board Certification for School Nurses (NBCSN) is a voluntary advanced certification that demonstrates a school nurse's expertise, knowledge, and commitment to excellence in school nursing practice. It is offered by the National Board for Certification of School Nurses.

Who is eligible to take the NBCSN exam?

To be eligible, you must hold a current, active RN license, possess a bachelor's degree in nursing or higher, have completed at least 1,000 hours of school nursing practice within the past three years, and meet continuing education requirements in school nursing.

What topics are covered on the NBCSN exam?

The exam covers five main domains:

  • Healthcare management and coordination
  • Health education
  • Healthy and safe school environment
  • Leadership and professional development
  • Nursing care and services

Each domain includes specific content areas related to school nursing practice.

What is the passing score for the NBCSN exam?

The NBCSN exam uses a scaled score, and the passing standard is set at 500 on a scale of 200-800. This scaled score accounts for variations in exam difficulty across different versions.

How do I register for the NBCSN exam?

You must first submit an application through the NBCSN website, provide documentation of your eligibility requirements, and pay the application fee. Once approved, you'll receive authorization to schedule your exam at a testing center.

How should I prepare for the NBCSN exam?

Preparation should include reviewing the NBCSN test content outline, studying school nursing textbooks and resources, taking practice exams, joining study groups, and reviewing your own school nursing experience in relation to the exam domains.

Do I need continuing education to maintain NBCSN certification?

Yes, to renew your certification every five years, you must complete 75 contact hours of continuing education related to school nursing, with at least 50% directly related to school nursing practice, and maintain your RN license.

What study materials are recommended for the NBCSN exam?

Recommended resources include the NBCSN Candidate Handbook, school nursing textbooks, NASN position statements and practice guidelines, peer-reviewed journal articles, Prephow NBCSN practice tests, and review courses specifically designed for the NBCSN exam.