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The AACN does have an advanced critical care journal, don't they (beyond just the American Journal of Critical Care & Critical Care Nurse)? Maybe the AACN and their journals aren't necessarily for you after you are a CRNA, but then you should be doing something else to keep your practice current. Maybe an anesthesia association or journal, conferences, etc. While I think a lot of the alphabet soup stuff is dumb, I actually do have respect for the medically-oriented certifications like the CCRN. I actually have more respect for those certifications than I do for the worthless paper-writing BSN, or even worse, the MSN based in pseudo-religious mystical "energy field" theories.
The AACN does have an advanced critical care journal, don't they (beyond just the American Journal of Critical Care & Critical Care Nurse)? Maybe the AACN and their journals aren't necessarily for you after you are a CRNA, but then you should be doing something else to keep your practice current. Maybe an anesthesia association or journal, conferences, etc. While I think a lot of the alphabet soup stuff is dumb, I actually do have respect for the medically-oriented certifications like the CCRN. I actually have more respect for those certifications than I do for the worthless paper-writing BSN, or even worse, the MSN based in pseudo-religious mystical "energy field" theories.
Haha! I love this.
Thanks all. CCRN-CSC-CMC..... sorry but you are all expiring in 1.5 years.
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Any reason to maintain AACN membership or keep up with CCRN and other certs as an SRNA/CRNA?