Student Compliance

What is compliance and why is it important?

Compliance is a set standard by the Oregon State Board of Nursing for all students who are in a recognized nursing program that meet the educational requirements in order to sit for the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN or often referred to as NCLEX). Candidates who successfully pass the NCLEX are determined as fit to begin entry-level nursing practice work. Additionally, compliance standards will be required in various facets as a working practicing registered nurse (RN). Meeting and maintaining program compliance requirements will prepare you for your future professional career.

How do I maintain compliance at Linfield SON?

Complio by American DataBank is used to track personal student compliance. Complio is an online tracking system used to host details and documentation proving your compliance with immunizations and other requirements. You will utilize your Complio account to maintain compliance through graduation.

Failure to reach compliant status by the date outlined in your admission offer will result in the cancellation of your admission.

Failure to maintain compliant status as a current student will impact your ability to attend clinicals, including simulations, community settings, and/or hospitals. Missed clinical experiences due to non-compliance are counted as an absence. Absence can lead to failure of a clinical course.

To begin your journey to compliance, read the Student Guide to Compliance.

FURTHER SUPPORT

School of Nursing: schoolofnursing@linfield.edu

Isa Cao, Clinical Facilities Coordinator:

icao@linfield.edu or 971.369.4123