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Becoming a Staff-Development Leader in New Hampshire

Every skilled nursing facility needs a nurse to lead its orientation and in-service education, and the core skills are the same across the country. We help you build them — with professional, certificate-bearing online courses available to nurses and care staff in all 50 states. In California the role is called Director of Staff Development; elsewhere it’s a Staff Development Coordinator, In-Service Coordinator or Nurse Educator.

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New Hampshire

In New Hampshire, the nurse who leads staff education and training is commonly known as a LNA Education Program Coordinator. It’s a valued, higher-responsibility role — and we can help you prepare for it and grow your long-term-care career.

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How the role works in New Hampshire (official details)
Commonly called
LNA Education Program Coordinator (Nur 704.04); facility in-service education coordinated by facility nursing leadership
Keeping skills current
He-P 803.18 mandates annual in-service education on specified topics but does not set a numeric hour requirement; the federal 12 hrs/yr (42 CFR 483.95) is the operative floor. Note NH is distinctive in that nurse aides are LICENSED (LNAs) by the Board of Nursing and renew their license through the Board.
Stepping into the role
State OVERLAY (Nur 704.04): the LNA-program coordinator/primary instructor must be an unencumbered NH or compact RN with 2 years' experience with the elderly or chronically ill (1 of those years in long-term care) and must demonstrate teaching competence via a baccalaureate degree or a Board-approved Train-the-Trainer course — closely tracking but articulating the federal 42 CFR 483.152 standard. Instructors are further governed by Nur 704.06.
Where to check the official rules
NH Office of Professional Licensure and Certification (OPLC) — Board of Nursing (licenses LNAs and approves LNA training programs under Nur 700/704); NH Department of Health and Human Services administers nursing-home in-service rules (He-P 803)

General information to help you plan — not legal advice. Requirements can change, so confirm the specifics with your state’s licensing agency.
Sources: N.H. Code Admin. R. Nur 704.04 · N.H. Code Admin. R. Nur 700, Part 704 · N.H. Code Admin. R. He-P 803.18.

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