Most aspiring healthcare professionals have already spent nearly 200 hours of in-class time, probably twice that amount in study, 12 months of clinical supervision, and often over $20,000 in tuition costs just to achieve the prerequisites to sit for a certification exam. Yet despite all that time, effort and expense, you NEED credentialing to advance in your career.

The primary purpose of a registry review course, therefore, is to protect what you have already invested. With that in mind, the Continue reading →