What AchieveCE learners are saying

Great information- but the wording of a few test questions was confusing.

Hard to retain just the straight reading of material. Also, not sure why an aesthetician course was included on the RN package.

I did not like that I had to complete the bundle in order to receive the CEU credits. I would prefer to receive the credits as I complete the topics/courses.

idk it was okay. i did see a answer that put in was changed. Honest truth!

Lots of material I did not feel was applicable to RNs. Drug prescription is not in the scope of practice of an RN, and I felt like there were lots of questions and courses about drugs and what to prescribe. RNs should have a generalized knowledge of drugs and interactions but the specificity of those drugs and interactions is usually that of a pharmacist or the prescribing provider.

Again as stated this package I feel was more pharmacist than technician based learning

I didn’t really understand this one because reading is not my strong suit because of my learning disorder.

Definitely more for pharmacists than for nurses. The courses talked about a few medications that are no longer on the market as well. Still very informative though.

More geared towards pharmacy then social work. I would avoid taking for social workers.

Broad overview regarding Schizophrenia. Hopeful to see more in depth trainings regarding Schizophrenia in future.

I believe this test was more for a nurse than for a hairdresser. BUT whatever I passed it! I have clients not patients.

I am not interested in the DEI, it is contrived and unnecessary.

Majority of the course was not applicable to my job as a medical physicist. I need to stop being lazy and figure out how to get my AAPM/Varian/CAMPEP and other CEs into this program, Some topics were applicable to any individual who likes knowledge. I enjoyed a small sample of the course. The other topics were out far from applicable to my daily responsibilities.

it's just reading through materials -- didn't really add much to my understanding of medical errors

Hard to read 18 pages and try to remember all the info that is provided I believe little tests in smaller segments would be much easier as this is a lot of information and none of which really applies to salon. Seems to be mainly about hospital and ems rules.

I don't like flipping back and forth with no memory what question I was on.

Not over nails which is what my license is for. There were multiple spelling and grammar mistakes on the test.

My specialty is Anesthesia and critical care medicine. Most of this course is not in my daily experience. However, I did find "the Opioid Epidemic", "Domestic Violence", and "Human Trafficking" very engaging.

very simplified. Doesn't include TMJ dysfunction which can be a major factor

Questions on the test were not in the course content and the cases were labeled incorrectly. Quite a few errors in the texting.

There were answers that were changed that made it wrong. Yet, I passed so I'm grateful

I feel this course would be more for emt, paramedics etc than cosmetologist.

I felt that it was more appropriate for healthcare and medical professional continued education than cosmetology continued education.

Questions did not match the course. Usually made differently, and the answers seemed too close to each other.