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I'm 26 years old and have and AA, ADN, and BSN. 1 year tele/med-surg, 1.5 year ER, and 1.2 year Level I ICU experience, certifications include ACLS, BLS, PALS, ENPC, TNCC, CCRN. The interview process depending on where you interview is geared toward your critical thinking abilities but if you interview with confidence that goes a long way. My number 1 pick was Truman/UMKC because there is less competition with Med students, residents, fellows for experience, KU is a great hospital but is a HUGE academic medical center with lots of competition I have been told, KU is a great school though, I chose Truman because it's a level I in downtown KC, its a DNP, and smaller class size, I also know several Truman CRNA graduates and they say they felt very well prepared at graduation to enter practice. KU and Truman are both great schools, also apply to Rush in Chicago, Georgetown, and MSU in Springfield if interested. Good Luck
Travis SRNA
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Hello, anyone starting CRNA school in may, 2014 at KU?