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@gaspasser @USLEEP Congrats to both of you for getting accepted! I’m a fellow CRNA and got denied last year even with a DTI of 141%. I’m wondering if I should claim the OB certification this year because it’s technically part of our practice and I do a fair amount where I’m at… I don’t want to get disqualified for not having the supporting documentation they’re looking for though. Any insight? Thank you!

Any CRNAs out there successfully get awarded that also claimed the OB specialty? I applied last year and didn’t get it, even with a debt-to-income ratio of 138%. I didn’t claim the OB speciality even though I’m doing epidurals and c-sections at my rural hospital. It’s confusing because OB is part of our training so there isn’t necessarily post-education speciality/certificate. Wondering if I can/should claim it this year. Any help is appreciated!

That doesn't sound too bad! Thank you for the quick response. Definitely excited it's so short. Were the clinical questions related to the specific ICU you work in, or were they more general like ABG interpretation or a case scenario?

Good luck to everyone on their upcoming interviews and congrats Monkey Man for getting in right away! I have mine on the 26th. Would you mind sharing how the interview was structured and what questions they ask?

Pixi, I know this is old, but congrats on the interview at Westminster! Hopefully you're already half way through the program! I have an interview there in a couple weeks, and I was wondering if you wouldn't mind sharing how the interview was structured?

Good evening everyone, I know this is an old thread, but I'm hoping you all can still help me out! I have an interview at Westminster for the CRNA program in a couple weeks, and I was wondering what specifically they ask? Any advice would be helpful. Thank you all, and congrats to those who got in!