I passed all my exams(!) and am moving on to my final placement in palliative care. I write the CPNRE in May and wanted some study tips. I plan on taking a course on how to interpret lab results online, its 18h and 10 weeks. I don't have a clue about how to incorporate lab values into my practice, so I think this should help. I also plan on taking a Palliative Care Communications course to help me in my practice and I hope it will assist me in getting hired. Its 20h and 10 weeks, also online.
So I guess I have two questions. One how to prepare for the CPNRE and two, am I going to be overwhelmed with these online course, doing my preceptorship, still having some papers and projects for school and trying to study for the exam, oh did I mention trying to have a life. (I don't have kids, and have some money saved up so I won't be destitute if I can't work as much. I suppose I'll have to forgo the caviar and weekends at the cape that I have become so accustomed to - HA!)
Thanks
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I passed all my exams(!) and am moving on to my final placement in palliative care. I write the CPNRE in May and wanted some study tips. I plan on taking a course on how to interpret lab results online, its 18h and 10 weeks. I don't have a clue about how to incorporate lab values into my practice, so I think this should help. I also plan on taking a Palliative Care Communications course to help me in my practice and I hope it will assist me in getting hired. Its 20h and 10 weeks, also online.
So I guess I have two questions. One how to prepare for the CPNRE and two, am I going to be overwhelmed with these online course, doing my preceptorship, still having some papers and projects for school and trying to study for the exam, oh did I mention trying to have a life. (I don't have kids, and have some money saved up so I won't be destitute if I can't work as much. I suppose I'll have to forgo the caviar and weekends at the cape that I have become so accustomed to - HA!)
Thanks