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SSC, 2018

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SSC S
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Journal of Emergency Nursing

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You will receive your certificate in 4 to 6 weeks. For faster service, include a fax number, and we will fax your certificate within 2 business days of receiving your enrollment form. If you pass, you will receive your CE certificate of earned contact hours and an answer key to …
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