Keiser University CRNA program 2024

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Hello! I'm applying for the upcoming January 2024 start date! I would love to get more information and hear the journey of other nurses! 

Specializes in ICU.
Dasilva said:

Do u mind sharing your grades for pre reqs? 
im finishing up statistics then im applying. 
also do u have CCRN? 
email me [email protected] 

 

congrats!! 

I do have my CCRN and most of my prereqs were As & Bs

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Specializes in ICU.
icunursee said:

Hi everyone! 

Just got a call for an interview next month! So excited and nervous. I've been brushing up on vasopressors, sedatives, ventilator info, and information regarding my specialty. Any tips would be appreciated! Best of luck to everyone ❤️

Hi such a great news ? Congratsss..

When did you send your application? 

Just sent my application this morning and I hoping they will contact me by next week.

Fingers crossed.

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Specializes in ICU.

Hello,

Anyone still waiting for interview? August 2024 start?

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Specializes in ICU.
VICicu said:

Hi such a great news ? Congratsss..

When did you send your application? 

Just sent my application this morning and I hoping they will contact me by next week.

Fingers crossed.

Sorry just seeing this! I sent my app at the end of January. 

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I have an interview in 2 weeks. Any tips? Thanks, guys, and good luck!

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Specializes in critical care.
cvicu_nurse said:

I have an interview in 2 weeks. Any tips? Thanks, guys, and good luck!

[email protected]

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Specializes in ICU.

I have an interview next week! 
? any help would be much appreciated 

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Specializes in critical care.
VICicu said:

I have an interview next week! 
? any help would be much appreciated 

Send me an email 

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Bella858 said:

[email protected]

Hi I sent you an email.

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Specializes in Neuro ICU.

Hey guys, 

I would appreciate some feedback. I'm looking to apply for the 2025 fall cycle and currently work on a neuro ICU at a large hospital (no trauma designation). However, next week I have an interview at a smaller 221 bed hospital at a level 2 trauma 12-bed CVICU. Current floor is 28 beds ICU/12 bed intermediate. I've always wanted to get into CVICU to diverse my experience. Do you guys think making the switch would be beneficial? Thank you!

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Specializes in ICU.

Hey everyone! 

I officially accepted my seat for the August 2024 start date! Super excited for this journey! 

My stats when I applied: 
Experience: 1.4 years (Neuro ICU)
GPA: 3.44 overall 
Certification: CCRN & CSRN
Extras: ICU Council , preceptor to nursing students, community volunteer work

Timeline: 
Submitted to Nursing CAS on Jan 31
Call for interview 2/12
Interviewed 3/4 
Accepted 3/6

Good luck to everyone! Remember to review CCRN material, review medications you use in your specialty, and just be you. Stay positive ❤️

Futuremurse1995 said:

Hey guys, 

I would appreciate some feedback. I'm looking to apply for the 2025 fall cycle and currently work on a neuro ICU at a large hospital (no trauma designation). However, next week I have an interview at a smaller 221 bed hospital at a level 2 trauma 12-bed CVICU. Current floor is 28 beds ICU/12 bed intermediate. I've always wanted to get into CVICU to diverse my experience. Do you guys think making the switch would be beneficial? Thank you!

I personally believe being at a larger hospital might allow for you to see a higher acuity. I have friends who work in smaller hospitals and their ICUs are similar to the stepdown unit in my hospital. 

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Specializes in ICU.
icunursee said:

Hey everyone! 

I officially accepted my seat for the August 2024 start date! Super excited for this journey! 

My stats when I applied: 
Experience: 1.4 years (Neuro ICU)
GPA: 3.44 overall 
Certification: CCRN & CSRN
Extras: ICU Council , preceptor to nursing students, community volunteer work

Timeline: 
Submitted to Nursing CAS on Jan 31
Call for interview 2/12
Interviewed 3/4 
Accepted 3/6

Good luck to everyone! Remember to review CCRN material, review medications you use in your specialty, and just be you. Stay positive ❤️

I personally believe being at a larger hospital might allow for you to see a higher acuity. I have friends who work in smaller hospitals and their ICUs are similar to the stepdown unit in my hospital. 

Congratulations!! Sooo exciting 🙂

Are you relocating? Or you are local?

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