Published Nov 5, 2014
rcj23
3 Posts
Anyone know if you have to maintain your CCRN after being accepted into a program? Specifically TCU's CRNA program? Thanks.
commonsense
442 Posts
I sure hope not. I'll start TCU's CRNA program in the spring and my CCRN will expire in sometime during the second year. I have an eery feeling that I'll have enough to focus on at that time without finding CE hours or retesting to maintain my certification.
Mully
3 Articles; 272 Posts
No you don't need to keep it up.
Thanks. Discussed this with someone who went through the Program, it's up to you whether or not you want to continue renewing it.
lmh364
21 Posts
There's really no point in keeping it up to date as when you graduate your degree trumps it anyway
APRN., DNP, RN, APRN, NP
995 Posts
CCRN-K
http://www.aacn.org/wd/certifications/content/ccrn-k-intro.pcms?menu=certification
Da_Milk_of_Amnesia, MSN
514 Posts
Let it gooooooo, Let it gooooooo ! hahah sorry I couldn't help it