Let’s be honest. There aren’t a ton of CCRN prep courses or CCRN prep books out there. I’d like to save you the time and energy of multiple online searches for review courses or books. I’ve personally checked out all over these, taken a few, and talked to other certified nurses who have tried different […]
Critical Care
Critical Care Nursing Certification: How to Pass the CCRN
The Critical Care Nurse Certification, CCRN®, is a national certification a critical care nurse can obtain. Once you pass this test, you get to add CCRN® to your credentials! It’s a pretty awesome thing to have, and many health care organizations support nurses in getting this certification as well as look highly upon job applicants who have it as well. However, to get the certification you must pass the exam. So let’s chat about how to pass the CCRN®.
What Do Med Surg Nurses Do?
Maybe you’re trying to figure out if you want to go to nursing school… maybe you’re in school and not sure of where you want to work… or maybe you’re an experienced nurse looking to change things up. Many have heard of med surg nursing, but are not sure what med surg nurses actually do during a typical shift.
Top Tips for a New Grad Emergency Department Nurse
This post contains affiliate links. **This is a guest post, written by Lynn Sayre Visser, MSN, RN, CEN, CPEN, CLNC, PHN who is a registered nurse with over twenty-five years of diverse experience including pre-hospital care, emergency department, intensive care unit, post-anesthesia care unit, and organ procurement. Ms. Visser is the author of Rapid Access Guide for […]
Tips for New Grads in the ICU, Be Your Own Advocate
This is a guest post. The purpose of this episode is to offer tips and advice to new graduate RNs starting in an ICU. All opinions in this post are that of the guest author and not those of their employer. This is part three in a 3 part series. Be sure to check […]
Tips for New Grads in the ICU, ICU Nurse Characteristics
This is a guest post. The purpose of this episode is to offer tips and advice to new graduate RNs starting in an ICU. This post contains affiliate links. All opinions in this post are that of the guest author and not those of their employer. In the beginning… Hopefully, you did your homework by […]
