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- Get Your CCRN Certification - AACN
CCRN® (Adult) is a specialty certification The Direct Care Eligibility Pathway is for nurses who provide direct care to acutely critically ill adult patients regardless of their physical location
- CCRN Certification: How to Become a Critical Care Nurse
What is a CCRN? CCRN certification is a specialized certification that is achieved after passing an exam Nurses with this certification have demonstrated advanced knowledge and skills in caring for critically ill patients and their families
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Prepare for your CCRN® exam with Archer Review’s expert-led program Access 1,000+ practice questions, 13+ hours of video library, live webinars, mentoring sessions, and CE credits—all designed to enhance your critical care knowledge and boost exam success
- CCRN Certification Guide | Nurse. com
Prepare for the CCRN (Adult) certification exam with this concise study guide Includes content breakdown, key topics, proven strategies to help you succeed
- CCRN Certification
The CCRN® credential is granted by the AACN Certification Corporation Adult CCRN Certification requirements include licensure as an RN or APRN in the United States, meeting clinical practice requirement hours, and passing a certification exam
- American Association of Critical-Care Nurses - AACN
Get the education you need to succeed at any stage of your nursing career with our world-class resources View the resources most frequently accessed by nurses like you Stay up-to-date on current practices and research to provide the best possible care to patients and their families
- CCRN Certification: What It Is and How to Pass the Exam
But what is CCRN certification exactly, and how do you prepare to pass the exam? This comprehensive guide explains what CCRN certification is, who it’s for, how to qualify, and what strategies will help you succeed on the exam
- CCRN (Adult) – Direct Care Eligibility Pathway - AACN
Maintaining CCRN® specialty certification reflects your dedication to excellence as you provide direct care to acutely critically ill adult patients and their families
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