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And still the most dangerous time to be admitted to a hospital is in the summer when the new residents start... So I guess all those exams really mean a lot. Residents should still introduce...

That is what I referring to in line 2. The payback time is 5 years now since school length has changed to 3 years. The only con that I will mention about the direct entry program is that is where the...

The problem is how do you define critical care experience? Would only Level 1/2 trauma center ICUs work, CVICUs only, SICU, but not MICU. The other thing to keep in mind is there is no research,...

I don't remember. It has been a few years now since NA school, but I am familiar with COA requirements and several different NA schools d/t my DNAP studies.

No, that is not true. The requirement has changed to 1 year of critical care experience, but NA schools still get some latitude in how they define critical care experience. A critical care/ICU NP...

1. I would get one year of critical care experience before you apply. The commissioning process itself can be 6-12mo or more. You might as well get your critical care experience ahead of time. My...

1. No stop loss at present, but your actual contract is for 8 years. 3 years active and 5 years inactive reserves. 2. You would go to COT as an O-2 at least depending on your contract. You go to COT...

You need to talk with your Chief Nurse and commander ASAP and see if there is anything that you can do about this.

Nurse anesthetists rank at the top in job satisfaction rates for all types of nurses. There are numerous threads on here talking about getting into nurse anesthesia school (each individual...

"CRNA School Search is an online database containing the most up-to-date information about each of the nation’s 113 accredited nurse anesthesia programs across the country. It makes choosing a...

You should remember that the COA/AANA has changed the entry level requirements for SRNAs to 1 year of critical care experience instead of 1 year of acute care experience. You may see some schools...

Nothing in the mouth is a true sterile procedure, and unless someone is there with sufficient training and knowledge to do deal with deep sedations then they shouldn't be doing them in the office at...

You don't think the surgeon didn't charge for sedation and the surgery do you? It should basically be the same cost to the patient.

http://gma.yahoo.com/man-dies-wisdom-teeth-removed-201504759.html I will never understand how it is acceptable for oral surgeons with a few months (hopefully at least that much) of anesthesia...

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This whole thread. The BSN debate. American Association of Colleges of Nursing | The Impact of Education on Nursing Practice Nurses in general balk at higher education at every turn. I don't agree...

You're kidding right....if you don't think nurses in general don't fight every change including EBP there is nothing I can do to convince you.

If you think that is what EBP then you are mistaken. EBP for a provider should be how you are going to utilize research to help your patients most and your own individual practice. Most nurses do not...

17-22yrs....

EBP=Evidenced Based Practice "EBP is "the conscientious, explicit and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of the individual patient. It means integrating...

Get the book list from his school and buy him one of the anesthesia books that he will need and use throughout the program. Then have everyone sign it and wish him luck. It will be a useful present,...

It is the APNs accrediting organization and the state BON requirements (state law) that can determine the degree needed to practice as an APN.

It depends on the type of APN you are on who has the final say in the type of degree needed for certification. With CRNAs it is our Council of Accreditation (COA). The COA determined that all new...

I don't think the AF would be a right fit for you based on what you said in your post. You can expect to be up for deployment every 18 months for 6+months at a time. Very few general nurses go that...

Thetist1 I saw on your profile it says non-nursing as your educational background. What exactly is your background? Are you a healthcare/CRNA recruiter?...