Dallas-based education technology provider Archer Review—which led all North Texas companies on the 2024 Inc. 5000 fastest-growing list—has launched its latest product, Archer Review for Nursing School. The product is designed to be a companion throughout the nursing school journey.
“Our goal is to empower nursing students with the resources they need to succeed,” Morgan Taylor, DNP, CPNP-PC, chief nursing officer at Archer Review, said in a statement. “We always strive to innovate and address gaps that students may experience, and this new product is a testament to our commitment to supporting the next generation of nurses.”
Archer Review said the comprehensive tool offers 20 courses that mirror nursing program content from prerequisites to introductory and core coursework to transition to practice topics. It includes on-demand lectures, cheat sheets, immersive case studies, and robust practice questions, the company said.
Flows ‘seamlessly’ with nursing school curricula
The new product is tailored to flow seamlessly with nursing school curricula, providing essential tools to help students grasp complex concepts and excel in their exams, the company said.
“We’re particularly proud of how expansive the courses are and that each one brings in specialized experts to teach the concepts,” said Rachel Taylor, BSN, RN, senior manager of nursing at Archer Review. “The passion for each topic naturally jumps through the screen. This launch is just the beginning of what we have planned for nursing education.”
Archer Review for Nursing School is available now at the company’s website and joins a lineup of products that serve the entire lifespan of the nurse.
Founded in 2009, Archer Review is a provider of medical and nursing exam preparation resources, dedicated to empowering nursing professionals at every stage of their academic and professional journey. The company said it has a comprehensive suite of study materials, expert tutoring, and personalized support, helping students to achieve their goals and succeed in their healthcare careers.
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