CCRN® Course

This course was what I needed to pass the CCRN exam. I had tried other courses, and your course stuck the most. I could hear you in my head when I was taking the exam! Your tips and ‘hacks’ really helped. Now, I am applying to CRNA school with a really high passing score! I cannot thank you enough!

This course was amazing!

The neuro section was easier to digest than expected. I have not laughed this much in ages!

Clear guidance on how to approach long question stems.

The explanations stuck better than other reviews.

It helped me organize complex topics into frameworks.

You. Are. Amazing.

The cardiac devices section was particularly helpful.

Studying felt purposeful instead of scattered.

The content mirrored how ICU nurses actually think. Lee used real word scenarios to help deliver the content!

It helped me recognize distractors quickly.

Lee, your explanations (via clinical stories) really help me to reduced second-guessing.

Great balance of depth and efficiency (and humor).

You told me “why” and connected it to a actual patient story and that is what stuck for me! I can’t wait to go to work now (lol).

I passed!!!

The pacing allowed me to study consistently.

Clear approach to mixed shock scenarios was amazing. I really liked the approach you took to make this easy. Nursing schools need to hire you because they don’t know what they’re talking about!

I did not drown in details. I want to do clinical for my NP program with you, I’ll come to NJ!!!

Easy to revisit specific topics before practice tests.

It tied everything together across body systems.

The ICU-focused mindset made a big difference.

I felt less anxious once I understood how questions are written. You were on point on how the question are worded. You really gave a great review course.

The cardiovascular lectures were high yield without fluff. I’m telling all my friends!

I liked the emphasis on trends and patterns.

It gave me a structured way to review weak areas.

I am actually looking forward to taking the exam.

The academy course that the other guy teaches wasn’t as helpful as your course. This one was the best.

Passed!

RTFQ – I almost wet myself laughing at that!

Helped me stop memorizing and start understanding.

The respiratory content was practical and aligned with real ICU cases. The exam was harder than I though it was, but i passed and I got into CRNA school – YOU ARE AMAZING!!!!

Thank you. Excellent course!

The shock algorithms made complex questions feel manageable. Can you clone yourself and come to my hosptial!

You are a lawyer, nurse, pilot… is there anyting you don’t do? this was an amazing review.

The practice questions were almost like the exam (not exact, but similary style).

Your steps to manage hemodynamics is spot on. Our intensivist didnt even know that. I’m used it at work last night and we saved a patient. smart!

This is a lot of content, but if you make you self sit down to do it, it is very well done and at a good pace.

It helped me recognize what the question was really asking.

Lee came to our hospital for our ICU nurses, we had a blast over the 2 days with him. Come work with us! The explanations felt like bedside reasoning, not textbook regurgitation. This review was “IT”!

Excellent!

CV was well done.

I liked that it separated must-know from nice-to-know but you actually had both in this. Well done LTV.

Great course.

The cardiac content was especially strong for CVICU nurses. Plus your english accent is amazing!

My coworker said they saw you live in Atlantic City a few years ago and they said it was a blast!

Studying in short blocks actually worked. Easy to pause and come back without losing the thread.

The ventilator and ABG content helped me recognize patterns instead of chasing numbers using the “who is your daddy!” that was brilliance!

Clear breakdown of shock states. That alone was worth the time.

I appreciated how it focused on ICU-style decision making rather than trivia.

The hemodynamics section finally made sense. I stopped guessing and started working through the physiology. AND YOU SPEAK GERMAN!! Das ist sehr gut! Danke!

You got me my CCRN with this program.

My employer made me take this course and I’m happy that I did. I passed

I appreciated how the course tied concepts together across systems.

The systematic approach helped me stay calm during practice exams. Lee’s tactics for tacking exam question were on point. They really helped me when I took the exam.

Great course.

It helped me prioritize what to review during limited study time. I wanted to see you in-person but I couldn’t get off work. (oh and I Passed! thank you).

The stories and the explanations reduced my test anxiety significantly.

I felt more prepared to approach unfamiliar questions, which after this review nothing felt too unfamiliar.

The ABG stuff was really what I needed. I’m going to walk around the ICU saying “whose your Daddy! LMAO!”

You did “well” to present this. I’m glad I took it.

Passed!

I took this course with you once before when you were in Vegas with Laura Gasparis – you were both amazing then and you are still fantastic.

The course structure made it easier to study consistently. I must have watched every video 3 to 4 times and it really helped.

The emphasis on physiology over memorization made a big difference.

I felt more confident identifying the key clue in long question stems.

great job!

You only need this course to pass the test. No. Other. Course. Is. Needed.

From one fellow Brit to another, you did it. I saw you when you were in Chicago (Elk Grove) and it was worth the rip. I really do appreciate the balance between detail and efficiency of how to tackle this exam! great job LTV

Passed!

The ABG section, I never heard it that way before, i have not laughed so much in ages!

I never thought I would take the CCRN exam to renew, but I just did. I didn’t have enough contact hours. I watched the videos several times and I passed.

The kidney section was quite useful.

It helped me connect pathophysiology to interventions more clearly.

you have a great sense of humor and you are really smart. Why are you on nights, we need people like you during the day!

I signed up again as I think you have really good ways to explain things.

The ventilator content made ABG interpretation much less intimidating.

The focus on trends rather than single data points really helped.

This course helped me slow down and actually read what the question was asking.

I would take this review again. It was good.

The cardiac physiology explanations were clear without being overwhelming.

Excellent reinforcement of core CCRN concepts.

Felt like bedside teaching rather than a lecture.

I needed this for a travel assignment, yep, I passed.

I thought I failed the exam, but I passed!

very nice.

I saw you live in Orlando in 2018 and that was fun then. I had no idea that online could also be so much fun.

This course felts like he knew what he was talking about.

The course structure made studying manageable.

We all need an LTV in our ICUs, please come to ours and teach my educator a thing or two.

The content built logically from basics to application.

Helped me stop panicking during difficult questions.

I wish I could have attended this course in person. Althought the online course is great, I’m just better in person.

The approach felt very ICU-specific.

I took this course with you in Columbus OH years ago and needed a refresher since I left the ICU a few years ago. After taking your course I feel that I want to go back to the ICU.

I felt very well prepared.

ABGs now make sense to me. Thx

I passed and got into CRNA school. Your exam tips are 100%.

It helped me connect labs, vitals, and interventions.

Come and work with us!

Excellent explanations.

Thank you. I passed!

OMG. V-Sex instead of V-Six – that was hilarious; I’ll never forget that is the lateral wall now! WOW!

I now have CCRN after my name thanks to you.

I grew up not far from you in England, you did very well to move to the USA all those years ago. I moved here and did my nursing in Philly. You did a great job presenting this course and it really helps to get through all the complex content and how to frame it for the test. Yep, I passed!

The explanations stuck better than other reviews.

It helped me organize complex topics into frameworks.

I appreciated the clinical reasoning focus.

I love your advise to take ACLS before the exam. You were 100% right, there were questions on stroke, MI, etc. I renewed the day before (my ACLS) and couldn’t believe that I got the questions you said I would.

I passed. 120 correct answers. That will do!

I passed the test by one point over the cut off. I’m not good at tests so it wasn’t you.

I did it. I passed.

I didn’t do as much 2nd gueessing on the exam as I usually do with test. I passed!

Please come to our hospital, we need an educator like you!

I finally felt confident interpreting hemodynamic values.

It felt aligned with real bedside decision making.

Online is tricky for me, but I passed!

Clear approach to mixed shock scenarios.

Helped me prioritize information instead of drowning in details.

Let me know when you’re in San Fran again. I’d love to come to an in-person review. online was great too!

If you are wondering to take this course or not, do it. It will be worth it. I got my CCRN now because of this course.

Lee, thank you. I have my CCRN and CSC now! All because of you.

Who knew that those allergic to fish can’t have protamine – someone should tell our educator because she didn’t know that, but you did!

The cardiovascular lectures were high yield without fluff.

I want to be you when I grow up. Your experience really shows and I’m glad I took this course.

I can’t beleive that I did 2 other courses before this one. I wish I would have listen to my co-workers as I pass the exam after your course (I didn’t pass it after the other courses). your course is the one!

The explanations of why wrong answers were wrong were extremely helpful.

This course made the exam feel learnable, not overwhelming.

The endocrine section simplified things I kept mixing up.

WOW. Read the last sentence first, so smart.

I had to take this to get into NP school and I passed.

Wow. the exam was hard for me. I am not a good test-taker. this program helped me.

Clear, organized, and clinically relevant.

There is a full time NP spot in our ICU please apply for it! I passed. You are the best.

I felt more confident going into the exam after completing this.

The practice questions helped

The way preload, afterload, and contractility were explained finally clicked.

I work full-time and this was a good pace for me. 30 days was enough, but I see how others would need longer

Passed and now I get a raise at work!

The explanations felt like bedside reasoning, not textbook regurgitation.

I signed up again just for reinforecement, (yep, I already passed the exam, but this was a great review).

The renal and neuro sections were clearer than other resources I tried.

Thank you! This is what I needed.

It taught me how to eliminate answers logically when I wasn’t sure.

I would take this course again.

Come to our ICU please. We’d love to work with you.

30 days is plenty of time to take this course.

If you want your CCRN – take this course. It is worth it.

Fantastic!

OMG the story you told about the patent’s vistor was hilarious; I almost vagaled from laughing so hard.

I took CCRN and CSC with you. well worth it and I passed both

Short and direct. The explanations helped me organize my thinking instead of memorizing random facts.

This was worth it.

I was nervous to take an online course, but acutually I really enjoyed it.

I would take this course again.

The content felt relevant to bedside ICU decision making.

Good job LTV. You make hard content easy to understand.

The explanations reduced my test anxiety significantly.

I felt more prepared to approach unfamiliar questions.

The respiratory section clarified how and why vent changes work.

I liked that it focused on understanding rather than rote recall.

The cardiac content aligned well with my CVICU experience.

It helped me recognize distractors more quickly.

The course structure made it easier to study consistently.

This course was better on a full screen desktop or laptop. A phone it is too hard to see the screen, but I could still hear.

I have not taking the exam yet, but I am next month. I hope I pass this test as I need it for CRNA school.

The explanations felt practical and grounded in real ICU practice.

This course helped me focus my studying instead of jumping between resources.

I appreciated the balance between detail and efficiency.

My job now required all nurses to have their CCRN for their rapid response team. This course helped me pass it.

I stopped second-guessing myself once I understood your reasoning process.

The course gave me a framework to organize complex information.

The renal section simplified concepts I had been struggling with.

Passed!

The explanations mirrored how we talk through cases during ICU rounds.

I liked that it emphasized what matters most for exam success.

I was nervous about online course; yet this was really well done. I was able to complet all modules in less 3 months.

This was a good review

Fish sperm for protmine allergy = equally funny and gross. I hope I never have to have protomine! Excellent!

I finally understood how to reason through mixed shock instead of memorizing charts.

I neeed this review. Suck at cardiac and you really helped me.

Good reinforcement of core CCRN concepts.

I already told my entire ICU about this course.

The shock algorithms were especially helpful.

Reduced test anxiety by clarifying expectations.

Strong focus on cardiovascular concepts.

Helped me identify knowledge gaps quickly.

I passed!

passed!

I liked the emphasis on physiology over memorization.

My coworkers were all talking about this course. I see why. I passed too!

I got a high school and now I can apply to CRNA program. My fingers are crossed.

From one night shift nurse to another, well done LTV. I passed!

I was really nervous when I took my CCRN several years ago. I forgot to renew it and had to do it again. I wish I had taken your course way back when I did it the first time. This time around the questions were still tough, but easier after taking your course.

Reduced the noise and focused on what matters.

I felt more organized going into practice exams.

Now I am CCRN certified.

Focused, efficient, and clinically grounded.

I just read some of the other comments and they’re all spot on. If you want a good review (or your CCRN) this course is the best!

The shock physiology explanations were especially useful.

Good mix of short and detailed explanations.

I have my CCRN now, thanks to you.

Helped me build confidence quickly.

The neuro section was easier to digest than expected.

Thank you this was a great course (and i passed too – first time!).

I have had my CCRN for year and I took this just to review. It was a very good course.

I passed it on my first try.

This was great. I’m waiting to take my exam next week and I hope I pass!

The cardiac devices section was particularly helpful.

Studying felt purposeful instead of scattered.

The content mirrored how ICU nurses actually think.

It helped me recognize distractors quickly.

Not only did I pass, but I got in to CRNA school also.

Amazing!

I did not know there was a different between “well” and “good”. i always say “i’m good” instead of “I am well”.

Lee, you are amazing. Keep doing this.

The pacing allowed me to study consistently.

Lee, thank you. I passed! you gave a very clear approach to mixed shock scenarios – I didnt realize it could be that simple.

Helped me prioritize.

Easy to revisit specific topics before practice tests.

It tied everything together across body systems.

The ICU-focused mindset made a big difference.

I felt less anxious once I understood how questions are written.

My entire ICU are now all CCRN certififed beause of this course Lee Taylor-Vaughn.

I liked the emphasis on trends and patterns.

I did it, I acutally passed the exam. I took the exam 4 times before I found your course and I passed. You have not idea how much I appreciate you. THANK YOU!!!!!

Lee – you are amazing come work with us.

I found this course by accident and I am pleased that I did. I passed and now have my ccrn.

I passed on my 3rd attempt. I took 2 other courses before this and this was the course that helped me get my CCRN. Thank you.

I could hear your voice and reasoning process when reading exam questions.

Helped me stop memorizing and start understanding.

The respiratory content was practical and aligned with real ICU cases.

We want you to come to our hospital to present this course for all of our ICUs. this was very clear and organized.

The shock algorithms made complex questions feel manageable.

about 90% of what you said was on my exam, and i passed. 120 correct out of 125; I almost fell off my chair when I got my score report.

The practice questions reinforced exactly what was taught.

Caridac is my weaker area, but this course really helped.

Good pacing for nurses working full-time ICU schedules.

I didn’t think I could pass the exam, but I did.

This was a fun course.

I stopped overthinking questions after learning the test strategy approach.

Renal and endo modules helped me a lot.

I liked that it separated must-know from nice-to-know.

excellent. I Passed

The cardiac content was especially strong for CVICU nurses.

This course helped me connect meds to physiology, which made test questions much easier.

Studying in short blocks actually worked. Easy to pause and come back without losing the thread.

The ventilator and ABG content helped me recognize patterns instead of chasing numbers.

You made this course so easy and simplified. there were very clear breakdown of each of the shock states.

I appreciated how it focused on ICU-style decision making rather than trivia.

The hemodynamics section finally made sense. I stopped guessing and started working through the physiology.

Done and passed.