Frequently Asked Questions

Clinical Compliance

How can I verify if I’m compliant?

I am compliant with all my clinical requirements, why can’t I register?

The Ambria portal shows I’m not compliant but on my Castle Branch I am compliant; what do I do?

Where can I find all the required health forms and instructions for each clinical requirement?

I have a background check record; can I attend Ambria’s nursing programs?

I am negative or equivocal on one or all of my Titers for Measles, Mumps, Rubella, Varicella, and Hepatitis B – what do I do?

I’m in the process of completing my Hepatitis B vaccination series; can I still register for class?

I need to renew my physical exam; does my doctor need a specific form?

I am positive for my PPD/Mantoux test, what do I do?

What type of CPR is required?

My American Heart Association BLS CPR card expires during term I want to register for, can I still register for class?

The flu vaccine isn’t available yet and I need it to be compliant, what do I do?

2025 Spring Semester

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Application deadline is Apr 4.

2025 Fall Semester

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Application Deadline is Aug 15.

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Our LPN, RN, and LPN-to-RN Completion programs are designed to fit seamlessly into your life, whether you are just starting your journey or advancing your career. With flexible day and evening schedules and full-time and part-time options, you will have the flexibility to learn on your terms while working toward a fulfilling career in nursing.