Certification Review Plan
Learning Goal
(identified from
APEA-Pre-Predictor
Exam)
What do you want to
accomplish?
Learning Activities
How are you going to
accomplish your
goal?
Timeline
When do you want
to a
...
Certification Review Plan
Learning Goal
(identified from
APEA-Pre-Predictor
Exam)
What do you want to
accomplish?
Learning Activities
How are you going to
accomplish your
goal?
Timeline
When do you want
to accomplish your
goal?
Reflection
How will
accomplishing your
goal improve your
certification
preparation or make
you a better nurse
practitioner?
Improve my
knowledge of
respiratory function
and diseases.
Complete respiratory
subject specific exams
in the APEA
myQbank. A
consistent score of at
least 90% is the goal.
Review
respiratory/pulmonary
in the Clinical
Guidelines in Primary
Care textbook.
Read at least 5-
advanced practice
nursing/medical
journal articles related
to respiratory.
Attend the online FNP
Intensive week 7 of
this course and focus
on respiratory during
the review.
These goals should be
accomplished at week
7 after intensive
review, prior to our
APEA post-predictor
exam. I will continue
to review necessary
materials throughout
week 8 before taking
the APEA postpredictor exam.
Improving my
respiratory
assessment, diagnosis,
and treatment skills
will ensure that I have
the knowledge to care
for patients and make
evidence-based
decisions regarding
their care. I will be
able to collaborate
with other members
of the care team
effectively as well as
be able to provide
accurate information
regarding diagnosis
and possible treatment
options. Improving
my knowledge in
respiratory will also
help prepare me for
the national
certification exam.
Build upon my
knowledge of
dermatology
conditions and
disorders.
Spend additional time
studying the
dermatology APEA
review module.
Complete dermatology
subject specific exams
in the APEA
myQbank. A
consistent score of at
least 90% is the goal.
I plan to complete
these goals during
week 3 of this course.
In week 3,
dermatology is one of
the knowledge areas
we are to focus on.
After week 3, I will
continue to review
throughout the course
in preparation for the
Focusing on
dermatology as one of
my weak areas will
better prepare me to
pass my national
certification
examination.
Spending additional
time studying and
doing review
questions will not
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Study the dermatology
section from the
certification review
textbook.
Read at least 5-
advanced practice
nursing/medical
journal articles related
to dermatology.
APEA post-predictor
exam and national
certification exam.
only build upon my
knowledge but allow
me to critically think
and become more
prepared to answer
questions on the
national certification
exam. I will also be
better prepared and
confident when seeing
patients regarding
dermatologic
complaints in my own
practice.
Become proficient in
urology assessment,
diagnosis, and
treatment.
Complete dermatology
subject specific exams
in the APEA
myQbank. A
consistent score of at
least 90% is the goal.
Read at least 5-
advanced practice
nursing/medical
journal articles related
to urology.
Review case studies
regarding urologic
conditions.
Study the urology
section from the
certification review
textbook.
I will accomplish
these goals by the end
of week 7 in this
course, but plan to
continue to review
preparing for the
APEA post-predictor
exam and national
certification exam.
Proficiency in urology
assessment, diagnosis,
and treatment will not
only prepare me to
pass the national
certification exam but
will allow me to best
prepare for patients
regarding urologic
conditions in practice.
APEA myQbank
consists of national
certification exam like
questions regarding
all knowledge areas
including urology
which will best
prepare me to pass the
national certification
exam. Reading
journal articles, case
studies, and the
urology section of the
certification review
textbook will build
upon my knowledge
providing real-life
situations preparing
me to see these
conditions and
provide evidencebased care in practice.
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