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  1. Best way for a new nurse to get into ED

    kimmer64 replied to kimmer64's topic in Emergency
    Thank you all for your comments! I appreciate all of them and I understand the comments about appearing cocky! I am far from that. I realize that there is not a course in the world that can replace experience. However, I do believe that in the interim I want to try to learn as much as I can.

  2. Best way for a new nurse to get into ED

    kimmer64 posted a topic in Emergency
    Hi Everyone! I graduated in May with my ASN and am in school for my BSN. I am an older graduate, with a lot of life experience and previously had my EMT license. Before I graduated I became PALS and ACLS certified and am going to be taking the TNCC course this month. I also plan on taking a review course and take the CEN test by the end of the year. I am currently employed in an IMCU unit. Does anyone have any suggestions for me to become prepared to get into the ED? I realize that I also need nursing experience. Thanks!

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