wabbott

i'm a cns in il (northern chicagoland) and i know we are always looking for good cnss. especially individuals who are able to research and implement best practices in our hospitals while working with both medical and nursing staffs to certify that patients are getting the best care possible. cnss are invaluable assets that serve as the bridge between patients, nursing, medical, and administration. in my opinion, cns and nps are very different and i can't see them going anywhere anytime soon.

I have a question about the CRNA job locations. I currently live in northern Chicago suburbs (close to Wisconsin border) and have worked in a few of the hospitals on both side of the border. However, I never have seen a CNRA work in the hospital. Are these positions usually found more in outpatient clinics and/or rural locations vs. larger cities? I'm thinking about starting a CNRA program but I don't want to relocate far from Chicago metro area. Let me know .. Thanks