Test Proctor Information
All applicants must have oversight by an approved proctor when sitting for the Board's online exam.
To become a test proctor:
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Submit theProctor Agreement Form.
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A test proctor is not required to be a nurse. Following approval by the Board, a proctor's approval will not expire.
After you are approved to serve as a Proctor:
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Access the Proctor Portal to select the Medication Aide Applicant you will be proctoring.
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If needed, send an email to the Board to Request a New Proctor Password.
Proctor Agreement Guidelines:
All Proctors must agree to follow these requirements and procedures when administering exam, to:
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Safeguard the confidentiality of the exams, including materials, processes, procedures, and content.
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Not to disclose any portion of the exam materials
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Not to disclose the processes or procedures necessary to administer or to pass an examination.
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Report any known or suspected breach in security to the Board office as soon as possible.
Agree to accept the following Proctor responsibilities:
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Ensure a secure testing environment.
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Verify the identity of the candidate.
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Allow the candidate to access the exam only in your presence, and remain in the testing area until the exam is completed.
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Ensure that the candidate does not leave the room except in an emergency.
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Ensure that the candidate does not open any browsers or computer files during the exam.
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Ensure that the online exam is not printed.
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Ensure that the candidate does not have books, notes, reference aides, or cell phone while taking the exam.
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Ensure, to the best of your ability, that cheating does not occur.
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If the candidate is suspected of cheating, contact the South Dakota Board of Nursing as soon as possible.
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Not allow unauthorized persons to hear, view, record, or otherwise gain knowledge about the exam, exam processes, and procedures before, during, or after the administration of an exam.