Program Details

Introduction to the Instructor-Led Remediation Course for Nurses – REPEAT NCLEX TEST-TAKERS

Feeling stuck on the NCLEX-RN Exam? 

Merakii’s (MCOH) Florida Board of Nursing-Approved NCLEX® Remediation Prep Program 

Designed to meet the requirements for determined nurses who’ve attempted the NCLEX® multiple times without success

And who are ready for winning strategies to retake the NCLEX® exam and succeed.

This course has been designed in accordance with Florida Rules as set forth in 64B9-3.0025 Remedial Courses for Re-Examination.

There are two main Section:

(1) Strategies course is designed to ensure the student is prepared with comprehensive critical thinking skills, test taking strategies, and methods of success.

(2) Content Course is designed to ensure the student learn, understand, and evaluate each subject.

Courses Covered In Accordance with NCLEX Test Plan:

• NCLEX Test Taking Strategies
• Adult Health-Medical Surgical Nursing w/lab - Physiological Integrity
• Maternity & Newborn Nursing w/lab - Health Promotion and Maintenance
• Pediatric Nursing w/lab - Health Promotion and Maintenance 
• Pharmacology & Medication Calculations - Physiological Integrity
• Geriatric Nursing w/lab - Health Promotion & Maintenance, Physiological Integrity, Psychosocial Integrity 
• Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing - Psychosocial Integrity 
• Legal & Ethical Issues in Nursing - Safe, Effective Care Environment
• Cultural Diversity in Health Practice - Psychosocial Integrity

To enroll in the remediation program, you must:

(1) Be a Nursing Graduate: Have completed FLBON approved nursing program and be eligible to sit for the NCLEX®.

(2) Unsuccessful NCLEX®: Have attempted the NCLEX® Exam three (3) consecutive or more times without passing.

(3) You will need a letter to begin the remedial course. To request this letter, email MQA.NursingAppStatus@flhealth.gov.

(4) Commit to the Program: Be willing to dedicate the necessary time and effort to complete the coursework and practice sessions.

Required Documents For Enrollment:

1. Copy of Driver License or Government issued Photo ID – For identification purpose.

2. Copy of SS# Card - Last 4 of SS# enter this on the Enrollment Agreement 

3. Enrollment Agreement form (online)     

4. BLS or CPR Card for Healthcare Providers – AHA or Red Cross

5. Immunization record: MMR (Titer), Varicella, Tetanus, Tdap, Negative TB screen

6. Proof of Hepatitis B or Decline Waiver form

7. Level 2 background check (if needed): ORI for fingerprinting will be provided.

8. Proof of Health Insurance for Clinical 

9. Complete Physical exam (less than 1-year)
10. All health reports must be signed by applicant’s healthcare provider (MD, PA, APRN)  

Let`s turn those attempts into triumph! You`re not alone, and we`re here to help!

Note: 
It`s important to note that applicants with criminal offenses beyond minor traffic violations should consult the Florida Board of Nursing’s website
to understand how these issues might affect eligibility for RN licensure.

At the Completion of this Course, here`s  – What You`ll Gain:

(1) Enhance Knowledge-Targeted content review focusing on your weak areas. 

(2) Improve Test-Taking Skills-Proven test-taking strategies to boost confidence. 

(3) Effective critical thinking skills for NCLEX-style questions. 

(4) Personalized study plans tailored to your learning style. 

(5) Achieve Success-Confidence to approach the exam without fear. 

(6) A clear understanding of the NCLEX® exam format.

(7) Develop Clinical Skills: Hone your practical skills through hands-on practice and simulations.

All About the NCLEX®

Okay, let`s discuss the actual figures, nurses. 

In 2024, first-time U.S.-Educated NCLEX-RN test-takers achieved a pass rate of 91.16%. 

That`s great! However, the surprising fact is that for students retaking the exam, the percentage falls to a concerning 50.93%. That hurts. 

What is the reason for the large gap? 

It is widely acknowledged that the NCLEX® is challenging for everyone. 

Those numbers clearly indicate that your greatest opportunity for success lies in that initial (first-time) attempt. 

Retaking it doesn`t mean you`re out of options, but it does indicate that you need to change your approach significantly. 
 

A strategic plan is necessary for success.
Stop trying to memorize everything at the last minute. Don`t limit yourself to reading textbooks only. 

We are discussing:
* Focused content review: Identifying your weaknesses and addressing those knowledge gaps. 

* Developing test-taking strategies: Understanding how to tackle challenging questions and effectively manage your time. 
* Practical experience: Simulating the actual NCLEX® experience with examination-style questions similar to those on the test. 

Make sure to take control of the situation. 
With the right tools and strategies, you can succeed in the NCLEX®. 
 

Note: 
It`s important to note that applicants with criminal offenses beyond minor traffic violations should consult the Florida Board of Nursing’s website
to understand how these issues might affect eligibility for RN licensure.

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