boynurse2

boynurse2

ICU, MICU, SICU+openheart

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About boynurse2

boynurse2 has 10 years experience and specializes in ICU, MICU, SICU+openheart.


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  1. There are so many problems with this and I don't know where to start! Many of you speak of having paid nothing or very little for care but do not know of the actual cost paid. The "low cost" of doctor visits and meds can spiral the costs higher for a...
  2. A day in the life of a SRNA

    wow, after reading these who would want to do this? it's scaring me and i am done with my first year. my program is 28 mos like most. we started clinicals with class after an 8wk crash course. our first year schedule goes like this: mon- group ...
  3. What is CCRN?

    That's just a legal hoop since they cannot verify your legally protected RN name. They love the implication of critical care nurse though. However, the site's fine print reveals it reveals hidden and legally protected name of " clam chowder reeking ...
  4. Does god make mistakes?

    DaFreak71, Why is the DNR a mistake? If he is unloved,uncared, and vegetative then a DNR could be the next best thing for him. Itsmeemtp, that was a sad and touching story. Thanks for the reminder. and NO, God absolutely does not make one inkling of...
  5. Stress levels of ICU vs CRNA

    CRNA2BKY, Most ICU nurses know how you feel. When I started in the unit I was young -24- and new without the benefit of a real ICU course. I was put me on night shift with only 3 or 4 weeks of orientation. The worst part about it was the hateful cr...
  6. I want to be a CRNA but I have questions!

    Jillybean, Stop worrying about what people are going to think and the social aspect of it. I have classmates from 23-52. Go ahead and apply. The worst is you will gain some valuable knowledge and have to wait a year if you don't get accepted (while ...
  7. Who loves/likes their school CRNA program and why?

    MTSA is a great program. It is the only regional accredited stand-alone anesthesia school, the second largest of all the schools at 72 students. It is an anesthesia machine. You get a MS degree (none of those fluff nursing courses wiht MSN). It is a ...
  8. MTSA/ Chattanooga CRNA Schools Anyone?

    MTSA is a good program that offers various clinical experiences around Nashville with a possible 4-5mos of away clinicals. MTSA weighs heavily on their interviews. You can get an interview with a GPA of at least 3.0. That's great if you was not gpa f...
  9. Going to CRNA school with a MSN already

    I have some classmates with FNP and ACNP degrees. One got her degree just to get accepted into our program. The others did not have much quality ICU experience and have to start with the rest of us. But some schools that offer an MSN as opposed to ...
  10. Military CRNA Programs

    My friend's income was similar to mine and I was making around 75000 at an Army hospital. He was a Captain at the time. As a CRNA in the Army he is making low 110000-115000, and the army paid him while he went to school + no tuition. But he owes 4yr...
  11. Why so Interested????

    That's true that admin treats you like a credit card bill as a regular staff nurse but there's more to the story. I worked 10yrs before starting anesthesia school and thought everyone loved anesthesia. Not so. In the OR it's always our fault no matt...
  12. middle tennessee school of anesthesia

    MTSA has received a 10 year COA accredidation.
  13. Am I too old?

    I wasted some time. At that particular school the director once told us undergrad students at the time he was only interested in nurses with 10-15 yrs experience. So I worked awhile for experience and life happened. 10yrs later I was worried about a...
  14. Anyone CCRN?

    When I took it I had 8-9 yrs exp. I went to a 2day review course since my work offered. I did not study and passed it easily. After I saw some sample questions I felt confident. I intended to study but never had the time or drive. If you have experie...
  15. ADN to CRNA

    Anywhere you can get a variety of sick patients and lots ot titrateable drips. Micu/Sicu/openheart. The DOD is great with better working conditions than the civilan side usually. Some units like Ft Gordon usually give only one patient no matter the ...