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Hi everyone!
So, if I'm lucky enough and after a lot of studying, I'm sitting for both my CCRN and CEN exams shortly. Then I was thinking about it... which order would my certifications go? RN, CCRN, CEN or RN, CEN, CCRN? Is there any kind of etiquette to follow about this? If so, I want to get it right! Do they go in alpha order? The order in which I pass them?
Thanks for any input!
hi, everyone cen or ccrn
i am preparing for cen & ccrn tests, i am not sure which one i should take first, and if they are similar in content and difficulty... what do you recommend? it makes sense to do both of them within one o two weeks range. btw which one offered you more benefits?
your reply will be highly appreciated
sergio rivas
StayLost, BSN, RN
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