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I experienced the message too, and I was a little confused. Thank you for explaining what the website considers to be "quality".

I did have a similar experience when first worked as a graduating nurse. My preceptor expected me to know things without teaching me. When I did not do things in a way that she did not prefer, even though suggested via EBP, she would still claim her way to a better way. Nursing should be supportive. I was glad that I had a support nursing administration that showed support to new nurses. I talked to management, and she switched me to other preceptor, who was kind, patient, and understanding. Nurses can voice their concerns; if we don't tell, no one knows unfortunately.

What would you consider to be one of the challenging aspects of nursing anesthesia programs? Do you have to compete with AA or residents to get your case? And also does your facility allow students to get more experience hours more than the recommended hours? Thank you.

What is the difference between DNAP and DNP-A?

I experienced this too. So what is considered to be "quality" response?

Thank you. Will do. Thank you. Will do. I'm new to allnurses, but I'm trying to figure a way to PM the recipients ?

Good day. Would you guys shed more insights on Barry's CRNA program and how it compares to other CRNA programs in Florida? (I was thinking about USF's). I will definitely try my best to apply for several schools, *crosses fingers* it may help boost my chances of getting into one. And also, I'm not sure if Barry uses Barry Hub anymore? I would be much appreciated of your response.

Good day. Would you guys shed more insights on USF's CRNA program and how it compares to other CRNA programs in Florida? (I was thinking about Barry's). I will definitely try my best to apply for several schools, *crosses fingers* it may help boost my chances of getting into one. I would much appreciate your response.

Good day. Would you guys shed more insights on USF's CRNA program and how it compares to other CRNA programs in Florida? (I was thinking about Barry's). I will definitely try my best to apply for several schools, *crosses fingers* it may help boost my chances of getting into one. I would be much appreciated of your response.

Good day. Would you guys shed more insights on Barry's CRNA program and how it compares to other CRNA programs in Florida? (I was thinking about USF). I will definitely try my best to apply for several schools, *crosses fingers* it may help boost my chances of getting into one. I would much appreciated for your response.

I found this FB group - Barry University CRNA Class of 2026 (All cohorts)

During the interview, I asked them when I should expect to receive the response. They did not give me a clear answer, so I was so so surprised and thrilled to receive a call on Friday. I know that waiting game is no fun. I'm still waiting for a response from a different program; it has been more than a month.

I interviewed on Mon 14.

Someone called me Friday and informed me that I should wait for an email next two weeks for acceptance letter. Meanwhile, I do not receive any letters until next two weeks from now. Not sure if anyone else experiences similar thing? And also, what is your thoughts on doing traveling for a little bit before starting school?

Do we have a FB group that students can connect? And let's say that we got accepted in the program, can we do travel nursing for awhile or we have to keep our current position before school starts?