Nathon
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do u still qualify to even take the exam? You havent been an anesthesia clinical setting for 12 years?????
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Just wanted to get some quick advice.... Im getting ready to take the SEE exam in a month and dont know how to study for it! I'm a senior and with 40hours of clinicals a week, study for monthly tests already, writing papers, and doing research, Im just not sure how I can review!!!! My program requires you take the SEE exam and rank higher than the 50th percentile. Any suggestions???? Help please
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Actually suzanne4, you are mistaken. ALL CRNAS in any state can place epidurals! But yes, local hospital policy may restrict crnas from placing epidurals. And the reason being is politics, and nothing to do with patient saftey. Its all about the money and MDAs being able to bill for the epidural. Friendly advice.... next time, know your facts before you spout things off about subject matter that your not familar with
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Congradulations!! WELCOME TO HELL!! I just finished my first year of anesthesia school.... 1.5 years of hell to go. Dont get me wrong, I LOVE ANESTHESIA and learning about it, I have great grades, just very humbling, and intense, very stressful to learn such large amounts of info in only 2.5 years. Also can be very stressfull in the OR working on cases with a CRNA you just met that morning for the first time, EVERYONE does things "a little different" and they like to tell you your way is wrong, and then the next day in the OR comes and it starts allllllllll ovvvver. Anyway, hope everything goes well.
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NEVER do a nasal tube with a person that has grey matter coming out!!!!!! Unless your goal is to insert the tube into the BRAIN!!!! Any type of head truama a nasal tube is containdicated until head ct or exray confirms that there is no scull fracture
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Actually this is a mix up, MmacFN was confused with the dallas area NOT austin
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I was interested in finding out more information on the practice setting of CRNAs in in the Austin area. It seems very MDA heavy. Im graduating soon and would love to live in Austin but im hesitant because of what i dont know about the anesthesia community. Ive been in contact with Capitol Anesthesiology but have never talked to a CRNA employed by the group. Anyone have any insight for me??????