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on calls?

Nov 23, 200520 yr

I am hoping that i started this thread in the right place? I am a, like many, a hopeful crna. I just came a cross some info that stated that crnas are on call most of the time. I can understand being on call, but i just wanted to make sure that it is not going to be a major interferance with family. So any info about being on call would be great. Like, the amount of days per week, how many of those on call days, are actually work days not off days. And any advice that you would since being in the field for sometime.

Again, i do not want people to think that if i really want this i would go for it; it is the realization that one day i will have a family and do not want work to over take everything.

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