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Prepare to pass the NPD Exam!

This 1-day workshop provides an overview of the Nursing Professional Development Exam, test taking strategies, and content review based on the Nursing Professional Development Exam content outline provided by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). Participants receive information that will not only promote certification exam success, but will also enhance their practice in a nursing professional development role.

Course available in 2 formats:

Watch a Sample of the Course

Topics include:

Test-Taking Strategies
Education
Leadership
Communication
Ethical/Legal
Evidence-Based Practice/Practice-Based Evidence/Research/ Scholarship
Technology
Program and Project Managemen

Course Objectives:

Review and discuss nursing professional development certification exam content based on the NPD exam content outline.
Attain information to support and enhance practice as an NPD practitioner.

About the course instructor:

Livia Restrepo, MSN, RN, NPD-BC, CPEN

Livia Restrepo is a Nursing Professional Development Specialist at Nurse Builders. She has over 12 years of nursing experience, including practice in pediatric emergency nursing, academic clinical instruction, and hospital-based nursing professional development at the unit and organizational levels. Livia is passionate about pediatric emergency nursing care, transition to practice, preceptor development, and evidence-based practice. Livia serves as Nurse Builders’ review course facilitator and CE Coordinator, and she is a speaker providing CE content in the e-learning format.

About Contact Hours:

Nurse Builders is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

Nurse Builders is a CA CE Provider #15118.

Nurse Builders is a CE Provider # 50-9679 for: AR, DC, FL, GA, KY, ND, NM, SC, WV.

Are you a hospital and interested in live web streaming or e-courses for your nurses, and have questions?