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Old Feb 09, 2006, 11:59 AM
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Pressures and stress of being a CRNA

I've been an RN for 9 years and in critical care (CCU) for 3. I also have my BSN and am considering a carer as a CRNA.

I'd like to get some idea of the pressures and stress of being a CRNA, especially as they compare to critical care nursing. How would you characterize the types of stress/pressure and how are they like or different from the stress/pressures of critical care nursing?

I realize this is highly subjective, but I'd like to at least get a sampling of feelings.

Thanks

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Old Feb 12, 2006, 07:44 PM
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Re: Pressures and stress of being a CRNA

I'm still in my first year so I can't really tell you what it'll be like in the OR. The stress I face now is learning the information. There's a lot to know! I highly suggest you shadow a CRNA. Spend a day or two with them in the OR. You'll get to see it all first hand. And, it'll look good on your c.v. when you do apply for schools.

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