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In this comprehensive insider's guide to nursing school, aspiring nurses learn 20 essential tips for how to succeed in their program and prepare for their licensure exam to become a licensed nurse. Next-Gen Nursing School Playbook serves as a special guide for all students considering or attending nursing school. With 20 exceptional tips to help students understand what nursing school takes, Next-Gen Nursing School Playbook helps students develop a strong self-efficacy and modify their personal and professional lives to accommodate nursing school. Nursing students with Next-Gen Nursing School Playbook have a competitive edge and exclusive knowledge on how to conquer nursing school, how to prepare for their nursing licensure exam, and go on to the nursing profession with excellence. This book offers a comprehensive view of nursing school and contains tips on how to navigate: Acceptance and orientation The first day of class and clinical Taking the first exam Work schedules The pinning ceremony Passing a nursing licensure exam Written by Dr. Trenna B. Richardson, who has passed five nursing programs, has worked 16 years teaching nursing students, and has served as an Interim Dean of Nursing, Next-Gen Nursing School Playbook offers insider advice from a successful nursing graduate and instructor. Complete with personal stories from Richardson's own experiences as a nursing student and teacher, Next-Gen Nursing School Playbook is an entertaining and educational must-have book for all aspiring future nurses.

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Dr. Trenna B. Richardson started her career in nursing at a community college. In 1991, Richardson completed a practical nursing program at Texarkana College. Then, she continued at Texarkana College to complete an Associate Degree in Nursing in 1993. She received her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Texas at Arlington, her Master of Science in Nursing from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center in Memphis, and her Doctoral of Nursing Practice from Post University. Richardson has taught nursing for 16 years and has served as an Interim Dean of Nursing. She has received an Outstanding Faculty Member Award and won the National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development Excellence Award in 2022. In 2023, Richardson accepted a position at Tennessee State University as a retention specialist in the School of Nursing.

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