Im planning to take the NCLEX exam for nurses,what are the requirements and credentials needed?
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If you have internet access go to www.vue.com/nclex. This is the website for Pearson Vue, the company that does the national NCLEX exam for the National Board of Nursing. It tells you everything you need to know and gives dates, times, and places when exams are given. Then you need to STUDY, STUDY, STUDY. I passed with 75 questions about a year ago.
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There are several postal exams depending on the position you are choosing. There are some good books at the library which have sample questions for each type of exam. You usually need a score of 70 or higher. Good luck!
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you should write High School Graduate and curently second year BS Nursing student...that is what they told me :)
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Google search this: Board of Registered Nursing California.\n\nGo to that site.\n\nPeruse through that site and look for licensure verification in all states. Be creative in your search because I don't know what the exact title is. I've done this before. I was looking for a traveling nurse I hooked up with in San Diego. I'm an RN also.\n\nKeep in mind, they only give you first and last name and license number. I have no idea what you're going to do with that info...you still can't find her with info given.
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It Varies what you need in terms of testing, and stuff like that\none website that you can view that has the infomation is\nhttp://www.nationalnotary.org/howto/
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Apply to the Mass state Board of Nursing for the license.  Have your nursing school experience with you.  Try contacting www.cna-network.org
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I am in the same boat. I  did know of a school but can't remeber the name, but you pretty much had to be a LPN to go into nursing, and it also depends on the state you live in due to licencses policy. However, I suggest you take all prerequisites  check you local community college for online, or distance learning courses first then do clinicals when you are able to make the time.Try typing in RN training online see what happens! Good Luck.
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A two year nursing program to obtain your degree, but then you have to pass the NCLEX before you can get a license.
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Probably a good idea to do the exam, if u ever want to nurse elsewhere (or finish training elsewhere) you may find that u will have trouble due to some institutions wanting you to have a successful completion of yr 12.\n\njust a suggestion, really depends on whether not doing it, limits ur options in the future.
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A copy can be obtained by writing to Dr Jean C. Toth, RN,\nThe Catholic University of America, Washington, DC 20064. E-mail toth@cua.edu\n\nHere is information on the test itself:\nhttp://nursing.cua.edu/research/toth-bkat.cfm
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go to you local high school counciling center, the library, or contact a local hospital and review the material on colleges across the united states and what degree programs they offer.  an RN is at least 2 years or more of study.  Contact the local or state nurses association and ask them for a list of qualified colleges that you could further research
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Your best bet for this career field would be to get a bachelor's degree in nursing, resulting in RN licensure.  While in school, take courses that would help you to be admitted to law school.\n\nAfter graduation, apply for law school.
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First you need to graduate from a school of Nursing.\nSome schools are three years,  others are four years.\nThen you take state boards.  This amounts to two days of testing.  If you pass all sections of your boards then you  become a R.N.
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Registered Nurses generally receive their basic preparation through one of three basic avenues:\nGraduation from an associate's degree-granting nursing program (approximately three years of college level study with a strong emphasis on \nclinical knowledge and skills)earning the degree of ASN/AAS in Nursing.\n\nGraduation with a three-year (diploma) certificate from a hospital-based school of nursing (non-degree). Few of these programs remain in the US and the proportion of nurses practicing with a diploma is rapidly decreasing.\n\nGraduation from a university with a bachelor's degree in nursing (a four - five year program conferring the BSN/BN degree with enhanced emphasis on leadership and research as well as clinically-focused courses).\n\nAs far as courses:\nAnatomy and physiology\nMicrobiology\nPharmacology and medication administration\nPsychology\nNursing ethics\nNursing theory\nNursing practice\nLegal issues in nursing practice
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im training to be a nurse
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Skim your nursing textbooks, a little each day.  If there is something that you do not recall or are unclear about... reread it.\n\nHave a fellow nurse quiz you with medical scenarios.  \n\nMOST IMPORTANT:  take practice tests.  Questions are frequently re-used from year to year.  Practice tests frequently use these older questions... so taking practice tests will actually expose you to NCLEX questions you will be facing.\n\nGood Luck!  Try to relax, if you fail the first time... it really is no big deal.  There is no penalty (other than embarrassment) for failing the first time.
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You have to provide your RN license to the facility or agency you are working for. You do not have to carry them with you at your job.