Alexxoxox

Alexxoxox BSN

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  1. If you could go back in time (knowing that bedside nursing wasn't for you), would you have pursued becoming a Nurse Practitioner (FNP or ACNP) instead? Or would you have remained a bedside
  2. What do you enjoy most about being a CRNA? What are some pros and cons to this career? Just trying to find the right path for
  3. What are the benefits of getting a Master of Public Health degree while being a nurse? I am interested in becoming an APNP, and am wondering if it will look better to APNP schools and employers to...
  4. Working independently

    For those nurse practitioners who work 100% inpatient (not in a clinic, only in a hospital inpatient setting): Do you work independently or do you have an MD supervising you and your
  5. What is your opinion on the ACT model? Do you prefer to have an Anesthesiologist MD overlooking you, or do you prefer to work as an independent anesthesia
  6. Opinions on ACT model?

    Anesthesia Care Team, where an MD is in charge of 4
  7. What makes a good candidate

    Did the different multiple ICU jobs help get into CRNA
  8. Hello, I am wondering what makes a Nurse Anesthetist school applicant a strong candidate. I've heard that more than 3 years in ICU is good, but what else will help an applicant be chosen (ex-...
  9. Is there a nursing specialty that is best for an RN to work in if they know they want to apply to ACNP school? Would ER be best, or ICU, or does it not
  10. What makes a good candidate

  11. What makes a good candidate

    Is the interview similar to a job
  12. What makes a good candidate

    Is Trauma ICU experience as good as
  13. Benefits of getting an MPH degree?

    How do I move the topic to a NP
  14. What makes a good candidate

    Thank you so much! When you say high acuity ICU, which ICU department do mean? CVICU, trauma ICU, or do you mean any ICU at a major hospital? Also, what graduate courses should CRNA applicants
  15. What makes a good candidate

    In a previous post I made, I stated that I was interested in becoming either a CRNA or a Surgical ACNP. I am so fascinated by the cardiac system, as well as anesthesia. I'm just trying to keep my...
  16. What is a typical day?

    For those of you who work in an emergency department, specifically a trauma center (level 1 or 2), how many traumas per day are treated? I'm just trying to get a feel for a typical day in a trauma...
  17. ER/ Trauma vs Trauma ICU

    Does it usually take an RN a few years to get into the trauma part of the ER? Do trauma ER nurses, or trauma icu nurses get more trauma
  18. Feel like a horrible nurse!

    The fact that you feel bad about this just goes to show that you are a very caring, dedicated nurse. It's the nurses that don't care about issues like this that are not meant to have gone to nursing...
  19. ER/ Trauma vs Trauma ICU

    How long do the trauma patients usually stay in the ER? How many traumas come in each day (on average) at a Level 1 Trauma
  20. Which would you choose?

    Just out of curiosity, if you had to opportunity to become a CRNA or a Surgical APNP (first-assist), which would you choose, and why? Why would you choose one over the
  21. Which would you choose?

    Bump.
  22. How to get into the OR?

    Hello, I am graduating nursing school May 2018 and am very interested in becoming an OR nurse. Is it possible to become an OR nurse right out of school? If not, what would be the best unit to work on...
  23. Failed nursing class need help

    I have been in undergrad school for 5 years now. By the time I get my BSN, it will be 7 years. I started out pre-med, then switched to nursing. As far as I know, the length of time it takes to become...
  24. Which would you choose?

    I am very interested in the cardiac system. Do you know if CRNAs are able to specialize in certain surgeries, such as working only cardiac
  25. I hate my CNA job!

    Usually the most anxiety-producing things about the job for me include: my patient load, and the fear of multiple call lights going off at once without any