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To become an RNFA, the aspirant should finish a 4 year RNFA program from an accredited school. He must be licensed by the State Licensing Board and acquire certification in peri-operative nursing (CPN). He must take part in continuing training and education programs to enhance his skills and competencies.
There are many different pathways of education if you wish to become a registered nurse. However, all will culminate into your taking the NCLEX-RN (National Council Licensure Examination) exam. Letâs take a look at the various pathways you can follow in order to take the NCLEX-RN exam, as well as various other resources you may need if you are thinking about becoming a registered nurse. The Different Education Pathways. You can become a registered nurse using the following educational methods: Undergraduate. The Diploma in Nursing (DiN) was once the most popular way of becoming an RN and getting into nursing. This diploma can be obtained through schools of nursing based in hospitals. Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN). To complete this course, you will need to learn about nursing, anatomy, chemistry, nutrition, microbiology and other specialized subjects.