Hi all! I am about to take (for the 3rd time...) the Community Health ATI Proctored Exam. Now, I must mention I have never taken an ATI exam this many times before. At the program I am in we have 3 shots to get a Level 2 or we are done. I missed it by one question last time and in about a month I will be taking it for the 3rd and final time. I am freaking out because I never have been in this type of position, I am a great student and this is new territory for me. ANY advice you have (students, nurses, instructors, test questions you remember) I welcome any and all THANK YOU 0 Likes
TheCommuter, BSN, RN Specializes in Case mgmt., rehab, (CRRN), LTC & psych. Has 16 years experience. 224 Articles; 27,608 Posts Jul 26, 2015 I took the Community Health ATI proctored exam last year and scored an 82 percent, which represented the 99th percentile of all scores for my school.I studied for it by reading the ATI lecture notes and answering questions from the Community Focused Exam Passbook. You can purchase the Community Focused Exam Passbook on Amazon or Ebay. When studying from the Passbook, I googled each answer to ensure I understood the rationales. 0 Likes
Jacob080110 Specializes in Oncology. 27 Posts Jul 27, 2015 I took the Community Health ATI proctored exam last year and scored an 82 percent, which represented the 99th percentile of all scores for my school.I studied for it by reading the ATI lecture notes and answering questions from the Community Focused Exam Passbook. You can purchase the Community Focused Exam Passbook on Amazon or Ebay. When studying from the Passbook, I googled each answer to ensure I understood the rationales.I was told the 99th percentile program ranking was not just for my school but all ADN programs. Which means that the program ranking for your score includes all BSN programs that use ATI. The other ranking is for all program types combined ADN/BSN. Which means you did much better than you think but I may have been misinformed. 0 Likes
traumaRUs, MSN, APRN, CNS Specializes in Nephrology, Cardiology, ER, ICU. Has 30 years experience. 164 Articles; 21,140 Posts Jul 27, 2015 Moved to General Nursing Student 0 Likes
uabson 1 Post Mar 18, 2016 I am now in the same boat you were in last year... any advice since you've now taken it? 0 Likes