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My boyfriend's dad passed away in his sleep at 50 years old and they ruled it a hard attack later. I wanted my boyfriend to talk to his doctor about getting cardiac testing done to identify any risk factors or see if their are any abnormalities with his heart...I was wondering if that is possible or if it is even a good idea? Thanks so much!!

sorry I never got back to you guys on this. Thanks for responding!! Our school (Bachelors program) offers 140 hrs in a crit care clinical, in place of our leadership clinical, and a PALS certification and they call it a CCCP or critical care certificate program. I thought many schools did this, but I guess it is just my school that calls it that. I got in and am very excited to start clinicals! Thanks for your input!

I am graduating in December from a BSN program & in my NCLEX review class they told us to start looking at applications and deciding which state to apply to get our licensure's in. I am a resident of Massachusetts, but I go to school in Virginia. I was originally going to apply for a MA license, but I heard there are not a lot of new grad jobs in MA. I was considering getting a Virginia license because it is a compact state and I would have more options for jobs. Do you all have any input on this? Which one would be a better idea? Thanks!

Hi, I am a junior year nursing student and I am applying for a maternal newborn critical care certification program. I am interested in NICU and PICU nursing. I was wondering if any of ya'll knew any more information about this certification..is it mostly for people who want to be OB nurses or is it also for student's who are interested in the NICU and PICU? Okay, thanks!!