Continuing Education for Nurses Held at Universities
CCM's RN Refresher Program is approved by the New Jersey Board of Nursing (BON), and is held every other spring. Candidates must attend the mandatory information session. Please visit our website for course dates and times.
RN Refresher Program (Lecture/Clinical)
This is an intensive program for RN's who want to return to the nursing workforce and need to update their skills and nursing theory. Also excellent for current RN's in non-clinical roles wanting to revive their clinical skills. The purpose of the activity is to enable the learner to review and update nursing knowledge and skills to assist with re-entry or initial entry to the acute care and long-term care setting. Objectives include and are not limited to: 1) Employ the nursing process utilizing critical thinking and clinical judgment in the acute care and long term care setting. 2) Review and increase knowledge related to care of patients with common medical surgical conditions, including use of technology and psychomotor skills.
This is an intensive program for RN's who want to return to the nursing workforce and need to update their skills and nursing theory. Also excellent for current RN's in non-clinical roles wanting to revive their clinical skills. In this program students will acquire the nursing knowledge and skills to assist with re-entry or initial entry to the acute care and long-term care setting. The program consists of 24 lecture hours at County College of Morris and 77 clinical hours of experiences arranged at an area hospital. The clinical experience is mandatory. Topics include: physical assessment, skills review, pharmacology update, legal and ethical issues, fluid and electrolyte imbalances, infection control and assessment and nursing management of major clinical problems. Objectives of the program include and are not limited to: 1) Employing the nursing process utilizing critical thinking and clinical judgment in the acute care and long term care setting. 2) Review and increase knowledge related to care of patients with common medical surgical conditions, including use of technology and psychomotor skills.
Interested candidates must attend a Mandatory Information Session during our spring or fall Open House. See our website for dates.
This mandatory session will identify whether the RN Refresher program is for you. The session reviews the RN Refresher application process and NJ BON requirements. We will discuss class schedule, admission requirements for health and physical exams, criminal background checks and go over expectations for licensing requirements. There is no fee to attend the Mandatory Information Session.
To continue through the registration process, you will be required to separately register and pay a processing fee. This NON-REFUNDABLE fee covers expenses incurred by the college to admit you into the program.
| Course Code | Course Title | CEUs |
|---|---|---|
| NRS-424E | Mandatory RN Refresher Registration Seminar | 0 |
| NRS-427E | RN Refresher Program | 0 |
For information on current course offerings and how to register, go to www.ccm.edu/workforce/
Mandatory RN Refresher Registration Seminar
This is a mandatory seminar to identify whether the RN Refresher program is for you. We will discuss class schedule; admission requirements for health and physical exams, criminal background checks; and go over expectations for state license renewal. You may attend this session without paying; however, you will not be allowed to proceed through the registration process until you register and pay for this seminar. These NON-REFUNDABLE fees cover expenses incurred by the college to admit you into the program. NRS-424E.
RN Refresher Program
This is an intensive program for RN's who want to return to the nursing workforce and need to update their skills and nursing theory. Also excellent for current RN's in non-clinical roles wanting to revive their clinical skills. In this program you will acquire the nursing knowledge and skills to assist with re-entry or initial entry to the acute care and long-term care setting. The program consists of 24 lecture hours at County College of Morris and 77 clinical hours of experiences arranged at an area hospital. The clinical experience is mandatory. Topics include: physical assessment, skills review, pharmacology update, legal and ethical issues, fluid and electrolyte imbalances, infection control and assessment and nursing management of major clinical problems. Objectives of the program include and are not limited to: 1) Employing the nursing process utilizing critical thinking and clinical judgment in the acute care and long term care setting. 2) Review and increase knowledge related to care of patients with common medical surgical conditions, including use of technology and psychomotor skills. NRS-427E.
Source: https://catalog.ccm.edu/noncredit/career-professional-programs/health-occupations/nurses-continuing-education/
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