Advanced Education Nursing Traineeship AENT Program - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

1 / 25
About This Presentation
Title:

Advanced Education Nursing Traineeship AENT Program

Description:

AENT funds may be used for: Stipends (maximum of $8,800 per student) ... Required program textbooks are allowable up to $500 per trainees. ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:25
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 26
Provided by: deng151
Category:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: Advanced Education Nursing Traineeship AENT Program


1
Advanced Education NursingTraineeship (AENT)
Program
  • FY 2010 Technical Assistance Workshops
  • September 10-11, 2009 (Rockville, MD)
  • September 28-29, 2009 (Denver, CO)
  • Karen Delia Breeden, MPA
  • Nancy Douglas-Kersellius
  • U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
  • Health Resources and Services Administration
  • Bureau of Health Professions
  • Division of Nursing

2
AENT Legislative Purpose
  • Grants authorized to meet the costs of
  • traineeships that will pay all or part of
  • the costs of the tuition, books, and
  • fees of the advanced nurse education
  • programs, and reasonable living
  • expenses.

3
Application Due Dates
  • Phase 1 Application Due Date in
  • Grants.gov is ___________ EST
  • Standard Form (SF 424 RR Short Form)
  • HHS Checklist Form PHS-5161

4
Application Due Dates (cont.)
  • Phase 2 Supplemental Information
  • Due Date in the HRSA EHBs is _____ EST
  • Biographical Sketch of Project Director
  • Project Abstract
  • Program Narrative
  • AENT Attachments (1-3)
  • AENT Program Specific Tables (1-6)
  • Special Consideration Assurance Statement

5
Phase 2 Program Forms
  • Attachment 1 Full-Time and Part-Time
    Status/Tuition, Fees and Stipends
  • Attachment 2 Accreditation Documentation,
    Program Approvals
  • Attachment 3 Biographical Sketch

6
Phase 2 Program Tables
  • Table 1 AENT
  • Clinical Nurse Specialist, Clinical Nurse
    Leader, Nurse Practitioner, Nurse
    Administrator/Nurse Educator, Other and
    Post-Nursing Masters Certificate Enrollment
    Traineeship Support and Graduate Data (Masters
    and Post-Nursing Masters Program data only)
  • Table 2 AENT
  • Nurse-Midwifery Certificate, Nurse-Midwifery
    Masters, Nurse-Midwifery Doctoral, Nurse
    Anesthesia Masters (First Year Only) and Nurse
    Anesthesia Doctoral (First Year Only) Enrollment
    Traineeship Support and Graduate Data

7
Phase 2 Program Tables (cont.)
  • Table 3 AENT Doctoral Enrollment,
  • Traineeship Support and Graduate Data
  • Table 4 AENT Graduate Data Rural,
  • Underserved, or Public Health
  • Table 5 AENT Ethnicity Data
  • Table 6 AENT Race/Disadvantaged Data

8
Eligible Applicants
  • Collegiate schools of nursing
  • Academic health centers and
  • Other public or private entities

9
Accreditation
  • A collegiate school of nursing must be accredited
    by a body recognized by the Secretary of
    Education such as National League for Nursing
    Accreditation Commission (NLNAC), Commission on
    Collegiate Nursing Education (CCNE).
  • Both institutional and graduate nursing program
    accreditations are required before the
    application can be considered for funding.

10
Accreditation of New Programs
New programs that are not yet accredited must
provide documentation from the Department of
Education that indicates reasonable assurance
that the program will meet the accreditation stand
ards of NLNAC or CCNE prior to the beginning of
the academic year following the normal graduation
date of students of the first entering class.
11
Accreditation of New Programs(cont.)
  • New Programs should contact the Department of
    Education, Accreditation and State Liaison Unit
    at (202) 219-7011 and follow instructions in
    application guidance.
  • Documentation of the assurance from the
    Department of Education must be submitted with
    the application.

12
Program Approvals
New programs must identify all steps in the
approval process and submit documentation of all
approvals with the application.
13
Program Approvals (cont.)
  • Documentation of approval may
  • include a copy of a letter or meeting
  • minutes from
  • Nursing Faculty Committee
  • Institutional Committees/Boards
  • National Professional Associations (CCNE, NLNAC)

14
Use of Grant Funds
  • AENT funds may be used for
  • Stipends (maximum of 8,800 per student)
  • pro-rated for training periods less than 12
    months and
  • Full tuition and fees are allowable costs.

15
Use of Grant Funds (cont.)
  • Trainee travel is not allowable.
  • Required program textbooks are allowable up to
    500 per trainees.
  • Only full-time, first-year nurse anesthesia
    students may be supported under the AENT program.

16
Use of Grant Funds (cont.)
  • Institutions should submit a separate Nurse
    Anesthetist Traineeship Program grant application
    to support nurse anesthesia students enrolled
    beyond the first 12 months of study.

17
Eligible Students
  • Eligible Student must be
  • enrolled full-time or part-time (within the last
    12 months of study prior to graduation)
  • pursuing a Masters or doctoral degree, a
    combined RN to Masters degree, a nurse-midwifery
    certificate, or a post-nursing Masters
    certificate

18
Eligible Students (cont.)
  • a citizen of the United States, a non-citizen
    national, or foreign national who possesses a
    visa permitting permanent residence in the United
    States and
  • Eligible for national nursing certification in
    the nursing specialty or field of study (as
    applicable) following graduation.

19
Statutory Funding Preference
  • Preference will be given to qualified
  • applicants that demonstrate
  • A High rate of graduates accepting positions in
    medically underserved areas and
  • A Minimum of 45 of graduates who spend at least
    50 of work time in these areas.

20
Special Consideration
  • Special consideration will be given to
  • eligible applicants who
  • will use the award to train advanced education
    nurses who will practice in Health Profession
    Shortage Areas (HPSAs)

21
Special Consideration (cont.)
  • provide applicant assurance and
  • document a minimum of 10 of students who sign
    commitments to practice in HPSAs after
    graduation.

22
Healthy People 2010 Initiative
  • Healthy People 2010 is a national
  • initiative led by HHS that sets priorities
  • for all HRSA programs. The initiative
  • has two major goals
  • To increase the quality and years of a healthy
    life.
  • Eliminate our countrys health disparities.

23
Fiscal Year 2009 Statistics (An early
application due date resulted in a decreased
number of applications and subsequent awards than
in previous Federal fiscal years.)
  • Submitted Applications 272
  • Applications Not Reviewed 0
  • Applications Not Funded 2
  • (World Network Institutional Services
    ineligible applicant
  • Kennesaw State University duplicate
    application)
  • AENT Grants Awarded 270
  • Appropriation 16,000,000

24
AENT Program Contact Information
Karen Delia Breeden, MPA Project Officer Health
Resources and Services Administration Burea
u of Health Professions Division of
Nursing Advanced Nurse Education Branch Email
KBreeden_at_hrsa.gov Phone (301) 443-6333
25
Thank You!
  • DIVISION OF NURSING
  • Internet Address
  • http//www.bhpr.hrsa.gov/nursing
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com