stanman1968

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1. Is CRNA school managable?

   stanman1968 replied to 17innswood's topic in Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, CRNA

   same thing happned to me except my son was born 2 weeks before school as well, i went fortune favors the

2. How often do you draw the line?

   stanman1968 replied to Mully's topic in Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, CRNA

   anesthesia does not cancel cases, they just cancel the anesthetic, if the patient has a comorbidity that will make the anesthetic unsafe or endanger the patient then anesthesia does not have to do the...

3. DNP required soon?

   stanman1968 replied to deadsoul's topic in Doctoral Nursing Degrees

   I trust any poditrists, phamacists, audiologists PT will fall under this same

4. AA student contemplating CRNA track...advice?

   stanman1968 replied to tangeorine's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

   I am a crna so I am biased, but I would think about moving if needed, the fact is that you are considering a career, a profession. To pursue this living in Florida only is just not a realistic...

5. Possible future CRNA with no swan experience?

   stanman1968 replied to NAURN's topic in Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, CRNA

   A swan is not that important, but it appears tha the acuity level of your patients may be a bit low and that could be a

6. CRNA VS anesthesiologist MD

   stanman1968 replied to chrisciwi's topic in Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, CRNA

   your point is that if an anesthesiologist is there then they are supervising and are in charge, that is not the case as pointed out in many practice environments. The multiple misunderstandings and...

7. DNP required soon?

   stanman1968 replied to deadsoul's topic in Doctoral Nursing Degrees

   CRNA's are experts in their field, therefore by your logic I can call myself Doctor after completing my doctorate. It has nothing to do with the practice of medicine, dentists, podiatrists,...

8. CRNA VS anesthesiologist MD

   stanman1968 replied to chrisciwi's topic in Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, CRNA

   I am sorry did you say that I pay too much attention to the LAWS and REGULATIONS governing my practice? That hospital policy somehow trumps them? Nice try that defense in court buddy it will be...

9. DNP required soon?

   stanman1968 replied to deadsoul's topic in Doctoral Nursing Degrees

   Now let me get this strait, when the title doctor is used the patient thinks they are speaking to physician, dentist, podiatrist, or optometrist. You realize three of these are non physicans and have...

10. CRNA VS anesthesiologist MD

    stanman1968 replied to chrisciwi's topic in Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, CRNA

    No an anesthesiologist is not "responsible" for me, he does his case I do mine period. You have got to be a med student or some new resident, it is quite clear that you are not at all familiar with...

11. DNP required soon?

    stanman1968 replied to deadsoul's topic in Doctoral Nursing Degrees

    yes someone who has a doctorate can walk into a hospital and call themselves doctor, what they cannot do is practice medicine, big

12. CRNA VS anesthesiologist MD

    stanman1968 replied to chrisciwi's topic in Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, CRNA

    I have never practiced "under" an anesthesiologist. He did his cases I did mine, no "supervision". You really do not have a clue do you super

13. DNP required soon?

    stanman1968 replied to deadsoul's topic in Doctoral Nursing Degrees

    Look how hard can it be? Chiros, and podiatrists introduce themselves as doctors, BECAUSE THEY ARE DOCTOR IS NOT A JOB IT IS AN EDUCATIONAL DEGREE! Physicians do not own the name period. If I...

14. Why no NICU?

    stanman1968 replied to goldens1's topic in Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist, CRNA

    It is so specialized that the work is not applicable to the greater

15. DNP required soon?

    stanman1968 replied to deadsoul's topic in Doctoral Nursing Degrees

    There are pharD, and DPT, are they practicing medicine? To make this clear so clear that it can not (I hope to god) be misunderstood. The term doctor refers to an educational degree period, got it?...