Published Sep 24, 2020
DesiDani
742 Posts
Are you the "Oh %^&# I have to get my CEUs" 2 weeks before they are due (seen that)?
Slow and steady?
Some here and some there?
Get it done ASAP?
Rose_Queen, BSN, MSN, RN
6 Articles; 11,934 Posts
My specialty organization has a monthly journal that usually includes 2-3 CE articles. Membership includes the cost of the CEs. I do them as the journal is issued. Otherwise, I'd go crazy trying to complete 125 hours for my certification. (Much higher need there than for licensure)
1 minute ago, Rose_Queen said: My specialty organization has a monthly journal that usually includes 2-3 CE articles. Membership includes the cost of the CEs. I do them as the journal is issued. Otherwise, I'd go crazy trying to complete 125 hours for my certification. (Much higher need there than for licensure)
My job offers "Nursingcenter.com" for free, guess they have a special deal with them.
OUxPhys, BSN, RN
1,203 Posts
Usually right before it's due LOL. I just pay a company and do the CEU's for my state.
HiddencatBSN, BSN
594 Posts
Slow and steady because I do a lot of classes and professional development for my cert and career goals. I’ve never not had enough for renewal, but sometimes for my cert I need to push towards the end.
On 9/24/2020 at 6:28 PM, Rose_Queen said: My specialty organization has a monthly journal that usually includes 2-3 CE articles. Membership includes the cost of the CEs. I do them as the journal is issued. Otherwise, I'd go crazy trying to complete 125 hours for my certification. (Much higher need there than for licensure)
Oof, lucky. My professional org offers a discount only on their journal ceus and they’re still like $10 an hour so I never do those.
Kitiger, RN
1,834 Posts
I use CEUfast.com and do most of what is required just after I renew. Then, I do one here and there, whatever look interesting.
Sour Lemon
5,016 Posts
I do them mere minutes before I renew my license.
Jedrnurse, BSN, RN
2,776 Posts
I do one online session a month. It's easier if you pick something that really interests you. CDC and Medscape both offer free ones.
NRSKarenRN, BSN, RN
10 Articles; 18,926 Posts
Try to do courses throughout the year.
Yearly I update my blog article for FREE CE offerings
20 hours ago, Jedrnurse said: I do one online session a month. It's easier if you pick something that really interests you. CDC and Medscape both offer free ones.
I need to do that, but that goal doesnt last a week after I renew
Katie82, RN
642 Posts
It's an ongoing thing for me. Elite has a yearly subscription and a lot of good classes. I work on it all year, and usually have far more than I need come renewal time.