Diagnose the weakness
Weekly testing identifies whether the real problem is knowledge, prioritization, interpretation, decision-making, or test execution.
For Philippine-educated nurses preparing for the U.S. NCLEX-RN
Don't just memorize more nursing facts. Learn how to recognize what the NCLEX is really asking, make safer clinical decisions, and answer like a U.S.-trained entry-level RN.
Founding cohort · 12 nurses only · Six weeks · ₱9,900
A different kind of NCLEX preparation
Traditional review programs usually teach everyone the same material. This cohort begins by finding where your clinical reasoning breaks down—then coaching that specific weakness.
Weekly testing identifies whether the real problem is knowledge, prioritization, interpretation, decision-making, or test execution.
Your remediation follows your error patterns instead of sending you back through content you already understand.
New questions and case studies test whether the skill transfers, not whether you memorized an answer.
The Clinical Judgment Cohort
This is not a large review center and it is not a passive video course. Coach Rob reviews the cohort's performance each week and adjusts the teaching around the patterns he sees.
150 questions, divided into three manageable blocks
Two focused sessions each week
Ask questions and work through difficult decisions
Apply the NCSBN Clinical Judgment Measurement Model
Know what to study next—and why it matters
Follow your accuracy, judgment, timing, and consistency
Your weekly rhythm
150-question diagnostic in three 50-question blocks
Independent review based on your error patterns
7–9 PM clinical judgment coaching
75-question focused practice set
7–8:30 PM small-group remediation and Q&A
NGN case studies and decision-making drills
Sunday is reserved for rest or catch-up.
Meet your coach
I was educated in the Philippines, became a registered nurse in the United States, and built my clinical and leadership career in Washington State. Most recently, I served as a Clinical Nurse Manager with Northwest Kidney Centers.
I understand the knowledge Filipino nurses bring—and the shift in thinking the NCLEX expects. I created this small cohort because I want enough time to see how each nurse thinks, identify the bottleneck, and coach the decision-making behind the answer.
Founding cohort
Enrollment will be selective so Coach Rob can keep the cohort small and give every nurse meaningful attention.
Six-week program
₱9,900Founding cohort rate · 12 seatsJoin the Priority ListNo payment is required to join the priority list.Questions before you join
No. This is a small diagnostic and clinical judgment coaching cohort. It complements a QBank or content review by helping you understand your error patterns and improve how you make NCLEX decisions.
It is designed for fresh Philippine nursing graduates and experienced RNs preparing for the NCLEX-RN, including working nurses who need a structured but manageable plan.
No. The cohort includes assigned diagnostics, focused practice, and NGN cases, but it is not sold as a commercial QBank. You may still use your preferred QBank for additional practice.
Core live sessions will be recorded for enrolled students, but live participation is strongly encouraged because coaching and discussion are central to the program.
No ethical program can guarantee an NCLEX result. The goal is to identify your weaknesses, improve your clinical judgment, and help you prepare with greater clarity and discipline.
Applications opening soon
Join the priority list to receive the founding-cohort announcement, application details, and schedule before public enrollment.
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