CPNRE Sept 14, 2011

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I am looking for students who will be graduating this summer and writing in Sept, 2011.

I live north of Toronto, but can participate online in a group or would like to join study groups who are also preparing to write in Sept.

Specializes in NICU, PICU, PCVICU and peds oncology.

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hai every one ,

I am going to write exam in sep 2011. how can we study togother. I dont believe in studying only 2 books (cprne guide &canadian comprehensive review of nursing) . Questions will be out of that book. So think how to study more.Do you have any sugestion about any books

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hi! i'm also about to the CPNRE on Sept this year. I'll be totally glad to have a study-partner. I live in Waterloo ON but we can both study online through skype or wat. we can chat there and discuss some topics, exchange of ideas, etc.

okay but how can we do group study. :confused:

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Hello everyone! When I filed for the exam, I chose Toronto as my first choice but when I got my Identification Card for the CPNRE yesterday, my venue is at the International Centre at Mississauga. Is it just me or everyone else who chose Toronto as their first choice have the same situation? I heard that last May, the Toronto test centre was at the MTCC. Thanks so much!

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Specializes in oncology.

Hi everyone who will take the exam in September. As you eselyu I chose Toronto as the first choice, but will take in Mississauga. For me it is better thus I live there.If anybody knows how many question are going to be in the exam?

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Specializes in Medical and general practice now LTC.
Hi everyone who will take the exam in September. As you eselyu I chose Toronto as the first choice, but will take in Mississauga. For me it is better thus I live there.If anybody knows how many question are going to be in the exam?

You will not know how many questions you will get until in the exam room and going through the paper

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It's usually two booklets, one in the morning, and the other after lunch.

Just remember there is nothing in those booklets that wasn't covered in your nursing course. The information should be in your head if you graduated. The exam is also written to the lowest level of scope of practice, so if you are educated in AB or ON it really should not be difficult. These provinces have the most challenging education and course work.

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Specializes in oncology.

Somebody told me that RPN is not as prestige job as RN because RPN is a lower position and RP nurse just follows commands of RN. I think every job is important. Furthermore, in some fields RPN works as RN. Of course, there is differences but it doesn't mean that RPN is nothing.

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Somebody told me that RPN is not as prestige job as RN because RPN is a lower position and RP nurse just follows commands of RN. I think every job is important. Furthermore, in some fields RPN works as RN. Of course, there is differences but it doesn't mean that RPN is nothing.

Ask your "somebody" how long they've worked as a nurse and how they are qualified to make such a ludicrous statement.:uhoh3:

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hi.

i just finished rpn exam'so tired ...now im waiting for the good news'

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I just wrote today. I am on the honour role, but I found the exam difficult. I honestly do not know how I did. I am totally freaking out. I hope to God I pass or both of my jobs will be ripped from me. How do you guys feel about the exam?

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I've also took the exam. I feel so tired and exhausted but can't seem to fall asleep. OMG! That exam was so difficult!

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