Published Jun 6, 2010
xxJohnnyTxx
43 Posts
Please help me!
I love the emergency dept. and am looking for a CRNA school to accept me with only ER experience. Anyone have any suggestions or know of any programs that will accept me with a 3.9 GPA and 2years Trauma ER experience????
I live in new york city, I'm willing to travel to california florida or wherever the school maybe.....
Jonathan :)
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USN2UNC
99 Posts
Check out Duke
Experience areas preferred include:Surgical Intensive CareMedical Intensive CareCardiac Intensive CareNeuro Intensive CarePediatric or Neonatal Intensive CareOther experiences considered:ICU step-down or transition areasPost-anesthesia care unit (PACU)Operating roomEmergency room
Other experiences considered:
Academic Programs - Duke University School of Nursing - Admissions Requirements for CRNA Specialty
2814
15 Posts
I think TCU accepts ER experience.
RN2B12
126 Posts
LSU accepts ER experience if it's a Level 1 trauma center.
brittney318
45 Posts
will accept er as critical care
some crna schools have certain icu units that they prefer (usually surgical and cardiovascular). other schools aren't as concerned with the unit you worked in as much as they are the type of experience you had, and the level of comprehension you have walked away with.
these schools will accept emergency room / emergency department (er/ed) as long as the unit is a level one trauma center. keep in mind that you're always better off with a more well rounded experience base, and just because a school accepts a certain type of experience, doesn't mean it's their first choice for an applicant.
fairfield university, connecticut
florida hospital college of health sciences, florida
depaul university & north shore evanston hospital, illinois
louisiana state university, louisiana
new england university, maine
bryanlgh medical center, nebraska
texas christian university, texas, er experience may be accepted provided you can demonstrate familiarity with invasive monitoring, ventilators, and critical care pharmacology. distance learning available in 10 states.
university of michigan-flint & hurley medical center, michigan. you are expected to have a working knowledge of swan ganz and other advanced monitoring modalities and titration of vasopressors (which are not usually utilized in the er).
university of detroit mercy, michigan. er is acceptable if you can demonstrate familiarity with invasive monitoring, ventilators, and critical care pharmacology.
charleston area medical center school of nurse anesthesia, west virginia.
i got this information from http://www.all-crna-schools.com/crna-programs.html