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fishy444

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  1. I called the CNO this morning, its 3 tries and that's it. There is no such thing as a refresher course and you get another try they said. Also, good luck getting a 4th try from the CNO, its almost impossible. Unless you had a hypoglycemic attack, or a heart attack, they wont give you another chance. They don't care about any other reasons unless they are medically relevant and you can also prove it with a doctor. The CNO is not on your side when you want a 4th attempt, they will give you %0 advice on how to go forward after you failed. They just don't care. My friend had to go through all this and even with medical proof, it was a long struggle for her because the CNO will do everything in their power not to give you that 4th attempt.
  2. But Julia said there is a refresher course you can take and that is incorrect.
  3. Are you serious julia03? because one of my friends didn't pass the 3rd time and they told her that was it. I think you might have your information wrong.
  4. Hi, I was just wondering if there are any major changes in the format of the CRNE over the last year and a half? Last time i wrote back back in Oct 2011, and I plan to write again in June 2013. I was told that this June it would be more pathology based? is this correct? because I have taken the Mosby's, Lippincott's, readiness exam, and crne prep guide and they are not super pathology based. Any info would be useful.

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