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? -
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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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