Nurse educator certification

Hi Organic,

I took the CNE Exam last year and quite frankly, I didn't find it very difficult (however I had just completed my MSN in Nursing Education).

I studied using the Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) Review Manual by Wittmann-Price, Godshall, andWilson (I read the 1st edition and it is now in its 2nd edition). Each chapter of the CNE ReviewManual has review questions. I also did the Self-Assessment Examination (SAE) available from the National League for Nursing.

After doing these two things, I found I was weak in the Teaching/Learning Theories area and in Test/Item Analysis area. I went back and reviewed these two things. That was enough for me.

I hope you go for it. Good luck!

Self-Assessment Examination

http://www.nln.org/certification/information/sae.htm

Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) Review Manual by Wittmann-Price, Godshall, and Wilson

http://www.amazon.com/Certified-Educator-Review-Manual-Edition/dp/0826110061/ref=dp_ob_title_bk

What did they change about the certification? Just out of curiosity.

I took the pilot last summer & passed by the skin of my teeth It was very difficult. I made flashcards & used that method for studying & studied them for 2 weeks prior. I purchased the CNE review & used Halstead & Billings Teaching in Nursing it took me approx. 2 weeks to read & create the flashcards. 3 days prior, I purchased the practice test from NLN to determine where I needed to focus for the remaining study days. I am not sure what the changes are, but use the NLN test blueprint as a guideline & be sure to purchase the study guide's latest edition as I would expect it to be geared to the new blueprint.

Good luck!

Thanks so much for the feedback. Yeah it's been since 07 when I got my MSN but I looked at the resources and saw a number of familiar ones. Oh and thanks for the links as well! And Tait the change I referred to was where they now allow those who teach part-time to be certified.

Thanks so much for the feedback. Yeah it's been since 07 when I got my MSN but I looked at the resources and saw a number of familiar ones. Oh and thanks for the links as well! And Tait the change I referred to was where they now allow those who teach part-time to be certified.

Good to know!

Hi Organic,

I took the CNE Exam last year and quite frankly, I didn't find it very difficult (however I had just completed my MSN in Nursing Education).

I studied using the Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) Review Manual by Wittmann-Price, Godshall, andWilson (I read the 1st edition and it is now in its 2nd edition). Each chapter of the CNE ReviewManual has review questions. I also did the Self-Assessment Examination (SAE) available from the National League for Nursing.

After doing these two things, I found I was weak in the Teaching/Learning Theories area and in Test/Item Analysis area. I went back and reviewed these two things. That was enough for me.

I hope you go for it. Good luck!

Self-Assessment Examination

National League for Nursing - Certification for Nurse Educators

Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) Review Manual by Wittmann-Price, Godshall, and Wilson

Certified Nurse Educator (CNE) Review Manual, Second Edition: Ruth Wittmann-Price PhD CNS RN CNE, Maryann Godshall MS PhD CNE CCRN CPN, Linda Wilson PhD RN CPAN CAPA BC CNE: 9780826110060: Amazon.com: Books

This was my experience as well, right down to the study guide. I did not find the exam at all difficult. A coworker also has her CNE and she attended a prep course.