yourgoodneighbor

Wow thanks this is awesome!

What is the best journal for ICU nurses? For example: Critical Care Nurse, or American Journal of Critical Care...

How many people in your BSN class are getting As? Most? Very few? What school?

I was curious if you were in a really easy RN to BSN class and are getting straight As ? Which program is the easiest to get straight As?

Which states allow CRNA's to practice most independently? Or which states have the broadest CRNA scope of practice? For example- states where the anesthesiologist is more hands off or where CRNA's are allowed to have more authority and freedom during their cases?

Are you sure 55,000 for the WHOLE PROGRAM? I thought tuition was a yearly rate....

What if I live in San Diego and literally apply everywhere across the United States?

Actually between 1990 and 2001 there were about 26,000 CRNAs (fig.4) so 820/26,000 equals 3% getting sued over a course of 10 years? Seems worth it. Figure.4

Have you noticed a trend? Do most programs not calculate the F in? Is it somewhat 50/50 or do most have policies regarding repeated grades?

Was it a phone interview?

For instance if I failed political science 3 years ago- got it expunged, and retook it and got an A.... Would the F be calculated into my grades? I got straight As after that with one B... I am in RN school right now... Is there a form where you input what your grades are and attach your grades? Or do they just look at your grades you send that you get from the school?

What procedures or skills do CRNAs do regularly? (And would you give an estimate of how often- for example Intubation 3x/day, arterial lines 1x/day, resuscitation 1x/month) Central/arterial line placement? Intubation? Resusitations? Epidurals? Nerve blocks?

How far and wide have you been applying? How many miles away do you search?

Very insightful

We are all lobbying for our interests!