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Congratulations on becoming CRNI® certified! It’s time to spread the news!
Practical suggestions on communicating the value of your certification
Employer’s Guide to Infusion Nursing Certification –
Share tips to promote and reward your CRNI® certification with your organization/employer.
Press Release
- Customize the editable fields in the CRNI® Exam Passers Press Release, save it as a PDF and send it an email to your colleagues, family and friends.
- Provide your organization/employer with the CRNI® Exam Passer Press Release and ask them to publish it in the organization’s newsletter or website.
Tools and resources to maximize, maintain and explain the value of your CRNI® credential:
CRNI® Digital Badge Infographic –
Share your portable digital badge, embedded with evidence of your CRNI® status, on LinkedIn, Facebook and in email signature.
CRNI® Recertification Approved Guide–
Learn how to use INS’ LEARNING CENTER to start earning CRNI® Recertification units (RUs) from the comfort of your home or office.
5 Reasons Why Accreditation Matters to Your CRNI® Credential –
Use the information in this document to develop a brief explanation of certification and accreditation with your employer and colleagues.
Journal Of Infusion Nursing
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Check out our bi-monthly CRNI® Connection column covering infusion therapy- related topics, industry trends and interviews with other CRNI®s around the world.
About INS
The Infusion Nurses Society (INS) is an international nonprofit organization representing infusion nurses and other clinicians who are engaged in the specialty practice of infusion therapy.
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