wanting to become a crna.

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I'm Oscar and I am really interested in becoming a crna in the los Angeles area. Does anyone have information about crna they are willing to share?

Specializes in Med/Surg, Ortho, ASC.

What kind of information are you looking for?

Well I have been looking online for schools that offer a crna program but I don't trust the internet. I live in the los Angeles area . What I would like to know is what school would be worth my time and money? Also how to approach this career.

I know national university I think its called that off the top of my head is out LA. I've heard decent things about them

There are no completely online CRNA programs- go to AANA.com and look for accredite.d program

National University is located in Fresno, not LA.

The schools in California are USC, Kaiser/CSUF (based in Pasadena), Loma Linda, National University (Fresno), and Samuel Merritt (Oakland). You can go to the specific school websites for more detailed information on each program.

aana website has a lot of info about the profession. Watchful Care by Bankert is a great book about the profession and where it came from. The aana website also has a list of every school in the country, so you can see what there is and go to the schools websites to glean info regarding their program. there is another website that has a lot of crna's on there...but it is taboo here to state it for some reason. I am sure you can find it if you google.

good luck and ask away if we can answer something specifically

National University is located in Fresno, not LA.

The schools in California are USC, Kaiser/CSUF (based in Pasadena), Loma Linda, National University (Fresno), and Samuel Merritt (Oakland). You can go to the specific school websites for more detailed information on each program.

National University also an LA campus and here is the link: http://www.nu.edu/Locations/SouthernCalifornia/LosAngeles.html

National University is located in Fresno, not LA.

The schools in California are USC, Kaiser/CSUF (based in Pasadena), Loma Linda, National University (Fresno), and Samuel Merritt (Oakland). You can go to the specific school websites for more detailed information on each program.

Sorry just realized you are talking about their CRNA program :/ LA is their Bachelors program.

Specializes in Acute Care, Rehab, Palliative.
Well I have been looking online for schools that offer a crna program but I don't trust the internet. I live in the los Angeles area . What I would like to know is what school would be worth my time and money? Also how to approach this career.

How long have you been a nurse and what is your nursing experience?

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