The State of Nursing in Illinois. Michele Bromberg Nursing Coordinator for State of Illinois Chairperson of the Illinois Center for Nursing

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1 The State of Nursing in Illinois Michele Bromberg Nursing Coordinator for State of Illinois Chairperson of the Illinois Center for Nursing April 20, 2010

2 Present Supply and Demand of the RN Workforce Estimated job growth: acute care, long term care, community based care Estimated Annual Shortage of RNs = (through 2016) Demand (less) Supply = Shortage 6,325 4,410 = 2,215 IDES Statewide Employment Projections Title Base Year Employment Projected Year Employment Employment Change Average Annual Job Openings Due to Number Percent Growth Replacements Total Registered Nurses 105, ,549 29, (retrieved 2/18/2010)

3 Supply & Demand Licensed RNs (2007 = 6,929) 53% were trained at Illinois educational institutions 32% were domestically trained (outside IL) 12% were foreign trained Note: 4% undetermined Average leakage rate = 37% (2007 = 2,590 RNs)

4 Where Active Licensed RNs are Employed by Industry Sector c a3 Year License Issued Total Working, All Industries In Healthcare: Ambulatory Care Hospitals Nursing Care Social Assistance In Non Healthcare:

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6 Current Demographics Average Age More than 63% of all nurses (LPN, RN, APN) are over the age of 46 Gender LPN 96.9% Female RN 96.4% Female APN 90.9% Female

7 Current Demographics 63% of nurses are aged 46 or older (25% are 55 or older) 16% of RNs intend to retire within 5 years (as of 2007) 53% are eligible for retirement within 15 years (as of 2007)

8 Enrollment Data Pre Licensure Enrollment Data (FY 2009) 7,000+ students enrolled in pre licensure ADN & BSN nursing programs statewide ADN (47)Programs= 56% of enrolled students BSN (28) Programs= 44% of enrolled students 25% overall increase in enrollment since FY 2006

9 Other Types of Programs Currently, Illinois boasts: 8 second degree, accelerated BSN programs ( pre licensure) 31 BSN completion programs Educational Advancement of Registered Nurses in Illinois

10 ADN Student Data (FY 2009) ADN FY 06 (Baseline) FY 07 FY 08 FY 09 # Change from Baseline % Change from Baseline Total # Formally Admitted (By Region) Northeast % Northwest % Central % Southern % STATE TOTAL % Total # Graduated (By Region) Northeast % Northwest % Central % Southern % STATE TOTAL % Average NCLEX Pass Rate % (By Region) Northeast 90% 88% 86% N/A 4.4% Northwest 92% 93% 94% N/A 2.2% Central 91% 85% 88% N/A 3.3% Southern 90% 88% 92% N/A 2.2% STATE TOTAL 91% 89% 90% N/A 0.8%

11 BSN Student Data(FY 2009) BSN FY 06 (Baseline) FY 07 FY 08 FY 09 # Change from Baseline % Change from Baseline Total # Formally Admitted (By Region) Northeast % Northwest % Central % Southern % STATE TOTAL % Total # Graduated (By Region) Northeast % Northwest % Central % Southern % STATE TOTAL % Average NCLEX Pass Rate % (By Region) Northeast 88% 87% 92% N/A 4.5% Northwest 84% 88% 78% N/A 7.1% Central 87% 87% 88% N/A 1.1% Southern 85% 79% 87% N/A 2.4% STATE TOTAL 86% 85% 86% N/A 0.3%

12 Faculty Data Over 70% of full time faculty members in the Midwest are over the age of 45, and quickly approaching retirement. 63.4% are years old 8.1% are 61 years or older Typically, nurse educators earn 65% of the average industry based MSN salary Current faculty openings in Illinois = 20+ FTEs

13 Clinical Education Data What resources would a nursing program need in order to expand the number of seats for the following school year? Average expansion needs to add 8 10 students: 5 FTEs 7 New Clinical Rotations 3 New Labs or Classroom Space Expanding Clinical Capacity Over 70% of clinical rotations scheduled through the clinical scheduling program occur during the day shift (typically 7:00am 3:00pm) Over 25% of the rotations occur on Tuesdays Less than 2% occur on weekends Less than 15% occur during the evening shift

14 Questions & Group Discussion

15 Resources Illinois Center for Nursing: Workforce Report Enrollment/Graduation Current Faculty openings IDES Labor Market Data: MCHC Workforce: Educational Advancement of Registered Nurses in Illinois

16 Contact Information Michele Bromberg Nursing Coordinator for State of Illinois Chairperson of the Illinois Center for Nursing