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Are You Ready to Recertify Your CNOR Credential?
If the following statements apply to you, then you are ready to recertify.
I am CNOR certified
I have a current, unrestricted RN license
Be currently working full time or part time in perioperative nursing in the area of nursing education, administration, research or clinical practice
Have worked a minimum of 500 hours in perioperative nursing within the five-year recertification cycle. These hours may be in any area of education, administration, research or clinical practice that impacts care provided to patients in the intraoperative setting.