I want to thank you all for putting up with me and helping me to get into school in the first place.
My final exam just finished, and all indicators point to me successfully passing it. Which means I will be graduating on the 18th after 27 long months of hell. Now I have about six weeks to study for boards and start my new job.
Anyway, I thought I would share my elation, and make this post to explain my absence from the board for the last couple of months.
May you also succeed in your boards and your new job.
Please, continue to post, keep us informed.
Your academic journey has been inspiring to most of us. :balloons:
Thats it,
I want to thank you all for putting up with me and helping me to get into school in the first place.
My final exam just finished, and all indicators point to me successfully passing it. Which means I will be graduating on the 18th after 27 long months of hell. Now I have about six weeks to study for boards and start my new job.
Anyway, I thought I would share my elation, and make this post to explain my absence from the board for the last couple of months.
I want to thank you all for putting up with me and helping me to get into school in the first place.
My final exam just finished, and all indicators point to me successfully passing it. Which means I will be graduating on the 18th after 27 long months of hell. Now I have about six weeks to study for boards and start my new job.
Anyway, I thought I would share my elation, and make this post to explain my absence from the board for the last couple of months.
Again, Thanks
Craig Copelin, GRNA
Dear Craig,
Those initials look fantastic besides your name! A hearty congratulations to you. It's been a lot of fun and very interesting to read about your journey via your blog and posts. To know that you made it to the finish line and beyond is just the best. Thanks so much for sharing your insights and experiences (both the ups and the downs). In some ways, it feels like we shared the journey with you--without having to do all the intense studying etc. Maybe you can eventually publish your experience, since there really isn't a book available that details the daily activities etc of a SRNA through GRNA and first-year CRNA. Anyway--I'm sure you will relish your huge personal and professional accomplishment. I wish you much continued success and look forward to hearing about your first year and beyond. Kind regards, Stephanie
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Congrads.
Good job.
May you also succeed in your boards and your new job.
Please, continue to post, keep us informed.
Your academic journey has been inspiring to most of us. :balloons: