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Scholars Academy 10 Years A Legacy of Transformation

Nurse Scholars Academy

10+ years | A legacy of transformation

The Kaiser Permanente Nurse Scholars Academy was born from a bold vision: To elevate nursing practice through academic advancement, leadership development, research, and the integration of Caring Science.

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October 17, 2026 to October 18, 2026

This two-day course, held in Santa Clara, is designed to prepare perioperative nurses to take the CNOR exam and to demonstrate clinical competence and knowledge of practice standards. [vcex_button url="https://nursescholars.kaiserpermanente.org/cnor-exam-prep-and-review-course-flyer-2/" title="Visit Site" style="flat" align="left" color="black" size="small" target="self" rel="none"]Register Now[/vcex_button]

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October 23, 2026

Join us for the inaugural Sigma Health System Nurse Scientist Collaborative Journal Club. This new quarterly forum is designed to foster collaboration among health system nurse scientists, advance nursing scholarship, and create opportunities for meaningful dialogue about emerging evidence and its implications for research, practice, leadership, and healthcare outcomes. To learn more about the journal club please click here. To register please click here.  

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80 Years | A legacy of nursing excellence

Kaiser Permanente has more than a 80-year history of nursing excellence. Our nurses are pioneers, and believe in bold transformation of health care.

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About Nurse Scholars Academy

10+ Years | A legacy of advancing nursing

The Nurse Scholars Academy is dedicated to advancing nursing excellence and leadership in pursuit of total health for our members and the communities we serve. Our programs are focused on the intersection between quality of care and patient outcomes, as well as on workforce readiness, nursing leadership development, professional practice, and the educational advancement of all registered nurses.

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