Ben Longstroth

Ben Longstroth ADN, MSN, RN

Nurse Administrator, Educator

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About Ben Longstroth

Ben Longstroth has 13 years experience as a ADN, MSN, RN and specializes in Nurse Administrator, Educator.

Since passing the NCLEX in January 2011, I continue to have a diverse and exciting career in nursing.  I have earned my MS in Nursing Leadership, MBA in Healthcare Administration, and will be starting working as a nurse educator, focusing on inpatient behavioral health in November of 2020.  

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  1. Advocating for Nurse Leaders on Task Force

    Ben Longstroth replied to Ben Longstroth's topic in COVID

    FYI if you want to join us in starting “good trouble”. Please sign the petition at NurseOnTaskForce.com

  2. Advocating for Nurse Leaders on Task Force

    Ben Longstroth posted a topic in COVID

    With the recent announcement of the Pandemic Task Force, I noticed that there was no nursing representation. This seems like an oversight to not have nurses represented in the national response. We know if our profession is involved that outcomes w...

  3. Penn Valley RN Program

    Ben Longstroth replied to HopefulRN59's topic in Missouri

    I graduated from Penn Valley. My understanding was if you had over 6 points and passed the TEAS you were in, that is what happened to me. The program can seem unorganized at times, I think due too the recent up tick in growth. But, I am very happy ...

  4. concorde kansas city mo nursing program help

    Ben Longstroth replied to mb4phillip's topic in Missouri

    Make sure any school you go too is Regionally Accredited and accredited in nursing by the CCNE or the NLN. I had a friend go to Concorde for RT and they are having difficulty transferring credits to get a Bachelors. I chose Penn Valley because of t...

  5. Losing Hope now that i cant find a job

    Ben Longstroth replied to SweetP'sAunt's topic in Missouri

    I am not sure where your at now, but get a job in the field. Nurse tech, psych tech, something where you will be networking with managers who hire. Out of my class, most of us who were working in the field were able to land a job with our current e...