casey.schade

From my classes in nursing school I have had basic EKG rhythms training. I'm not entirely sure if that is a defined prerequisite for the ACLS course I am taking, but I would assume that it probably is. I'm curious if it is vital for me to get an EKG certificate even if I already have had basic training on EKGs?

Hello! I am a BSN nursing student graduating in Dec 2015. I wish to pursue a focus in oncology and I am in the process of getting my ACLS certificate. There is an option to take an ECG certificate. As an oncology nurse, do any of you think I should also take the ECG class? Or do you think it is unnecessary? Feedback or other tips would be greatly appreciated!

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Will do! I will post a link soon! Thank you for the imput!

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