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Well depending on the state that you live in and the facility in which you choose to work in those are not competencies they are certifications that most places require. In illinois TNS is our specialty but TNCC is the standard in most other states. So it really depends on the state and facility in which you choose to practice. Good Luck.

What sort of Fentanyl drips are your' facilities using?? Our facility only stocks 5000 mcg bags, which are unlocked!!! Does this seem like a recipe for disaster to anyone else. I want to work on changing our policy and setting up a different system. Who's works? Whoes doesn't?? Give me your' feedback. Thanks!

Initially to start some ER's will let you ride in with just your' CPR card and valid RN degree. Most require at least an ACLS to get in and then get ready. Within the fisrt year and definitely by the second you havr ACLS, BTLS, TNCC, PALS, ECRN which comes later to answer the radio and if you decide to stay hopefully your' Trauma Nurse Specialty. It;s a crazy and great place to work!!