Shark24

I used all the above plus the aacn ccrn course review, the gasparis video are okay, but you need more, I did follow the barrons study plan for cv, resp and neuro, I felt okay when I was scoring 80% schedule your self to take 150 items several times on PASS CCRN, aacn gave me that last piece of information that I needed to pass the test. memorize for ABG’s interpretation and hemodynamics interpretations, follow the test plan on the ccrn handbook, become familiar with it. Again I heard from people just using one resource for study and still pass. Everyone is different, wish you the best of luck.

I’m currently using Pass CCRN question bank for practice, but not sure if I would be better with ACCN practice question bank. Has anyone use both, how do you compare it? Which one prepares you better? T.I.A.

I’m currently using Pass CCRN question bank for practice, but not sure if I would be better with ACCN practice question bank. Has anyone use both, how do you compare it? T.I.A.

Probably LTJG (0-2E)

If for some reason you took care of that patient that's suing the hospital and from all the staff they happened to know that you have insurance they'll go only against you. If you're under your scope of practice and standard of care you should be fine, if you are practicing outside a company let say your own business you should get your insurance.

Heading to ODS this weekend too!

What is that post about ODS?

Heading to ODS in September, any tips?

Heading to ODS in September too!

Get in contact with the local officer recruiter for the branch you want to apply and talk to them. Officer recruiter are different from enlisted recruiter

Keep it in one page, mine was 3 solid paragraph, sell yourself, tell them why they need to pick you out from the other candidates, tell them what you are bringing to the ARMY.

Nothing on the VA is quick, everything is hurry up wait!

Thanks for the information

I agree with jfratian, ARMY is not hurting nursing wise, you should try other branches.

The whole VA system sucks