Taking CMSRN exam in 1 week
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0Feb 21, '13 by nickel78any other certified Med surg RN's out there? How was the exam? Any advice on how best to prepare this last week? Get the Hottest Nursing Topics Straight to Your Inbox!
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0Feb 23, '13 by stylishgurlIt's easy if you have a good practice skills on the floor! I a, AnCc med surg board certified easier than NCLEX - 1Feb 24, '13 by nickel78Quote from Jon JMy manager encourages all the RN's to sit for at least one certification, but it's not mandatory. I will get a 1.00/hr raise and reimbursed for the test if I pass, so that's good motivation, and the studying has been a a good review of some of the aspects of M/s nursing I don't see everyday.I'm a new nurse so don't take this the wrong way:
What good is this certification (advantages)?NurseGuyBri likes this. - 1Feb 24, '13 by Ivana RN-BCQuote from Jon JWhen I applied for my current job as a clinical educator, there were many other applicants. All the applicants had their masters degree, but I was the only one certified in professional nursing development. My manager said that's what made me a better suited candidate for the role.I'm a new nurse so don't take this the wrong way:
What good is this certification (advantages)?
I chose to get certified for several reasons: getting better skills in my specialty, being a role model, and enhancing my knowledge and skill level. I did not qualify for a raise because I am a salarly employee, but our staff nurses get $1/hr for each cerification and they qualify for our nursing career ladder to get $4/hr more.
I highly recommend any nurse to get certified.tokmom likes this. -
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