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March 03, 2023 Transitions Are All Around Us AMSN President’s March 2023 Message

The feeling of Spring is in the air! Looking out the window, you start to see new life in the world all around us. For me, the trees and flowers are starting to bloom-which means warmer days are on the way. As the world is transitioning around me, I start to consider the impact of transitions we experience as nurses.

February 28, 2023 MSNCB Announces Virtual Acute Care RN Certification The Medical-Surgical Nursing Certification Board (MSNCB) announces a new virtual acute care nursing certification that is designed to elevate patient care...
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February 14, 2023 Certification Central President’s Message - February 2023 (from the AMSN Blog) It is going to be a fantastic year!
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February 09, 2023 MSNCB Announces Board of Directors and Officers for 2023 PITMAN, NJ – The Medical-Surgical Nursing Certification Board (MSNCB) has named several leaders to officer positions on its Board of Directors (BOD)...
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February 09, 2023 Congratulations to AMSN PRISM Award Recipient... 4 North Oncology, New York-Presbyterian Hospital Westchester, Bronxville, NY...
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January 24, 2023 MSNCB has officially launched a new website! You can view the site’s new and improved features now at www.amsn.org/certification.
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January 20, 2023 MSNCB’s 20th Anniversary Celebration We want to recognize what being a #CMSRN means to certificants!
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January 12, 2023 This Year, MSNCB Will Be Celebrating Its 20th Anniversary! In honor of this milestone, MSNCB will be conducting giveaways, spotlighting certificants and more.
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December 11, 2022 MSNCB President’s Message - December 2022 Season’s Greetings and Happy Holidays Everyone!

I cannot believe it is already time for 2022 to come to a close. It has been a whirlwind of activities for me in my first year as your president and I know there will be more growth and opportunities for all of us in 2023.

I was recently asked for my thoughts on some of the big issues currently happening in health care settings. Perhaps one of the most frequently asked questions is “what can we do about staffing?”. I honestly wish I had a good answer for this, and yet I do not.