CASSYANN

I know that in Ohio, you can lose your license for doing this. It's just plain unprofessional, but to be honest, some nurses at my work do it also.

I still remember from five years ago getting a lot of prioritization questions on my NCLEX. I also thought I might have failed, (almost) everyone feels that way. You probably didn't fail, but even if you did, you just pick yourself up and go back and do it again. They don't specifically teach you prioritization in nursing school, so I advise nursing students to learn the basics well, and then they can figure out what is a priority from that. Good luck to you.

I have been an ICU nurse only a year, and a nurse for that length of time also. I would like to get my CCRN, but the instructions say I should have 1875 hours of nursing time within the last 2 years. Having worked full time for the last year, I already have that amount of time in. Does the CCRN require that you be a nurse for 2 years? I had heard that it was only one year. Does anyone know the requirements for sure?