Manager - State Licensing & Regulation

The senior manager holds primary responsibility for the development of relationships with state boards of nursing and regulatory staff in assigned states and territories. Establishes and nurtures relationships with state regulatory agencies in advance of a new campus. Represents the institutiona to regulatory agencies in support of new campus development and existing campus program change. In collaboration with the editor/writer, oversees preparation and submission of applications, self-studies and other reports and conducts related activities as needed to support the approval/, licensing and compliance processes to meet state nursing board regulatory requirements for undergraduate prelicensure programs. Establishes new campus and/or online advisory committees, conducts inaugural meeting with campus presidents and provides support by attending subsequent committee meetings as schedule permits.

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a Manager - State Licensing & Regulation is between $63,322 and $88,948 per year. The salary range depends on the size of the organization, the geographic location of the position, and the experience of the individual in the role.

Chamberlain Nursing - Phoenix is a highly rated for-profit college located in Phoenix, Arizona. It is a small institution with an enrollment of 270 undergraduate students. Admissions is somewhat competitive as the Chamberlain Nursing - Phoenix acceptance rate is 75%. The only major offered is Nursing. Graduating 67% of students, Chamberlain Nursing - Phoenix alumni go on to earn a starting salary of $67,100.