FutureCRNA09

FutureCRNA09

ED, ICU, Transport (RW, FW, CCT)

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About FutureCRNA09

FutureCRNA09 has 8 years experience and specializes in ED, ICU, Transport (RW, FW, CCT).


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  1. Im In At Oakland/beaumont Yeahhhhhhhhhhhh

    Congrats to all of you guys!! Still waiting to interview (and for more letters inviting to interview) over here!!!
  2. .Help me out of bedside nursing

    Be a flight nurse...all of that which you like "critical thinking, gtts, ventilation, ABGs, and AUTONOMY!" and HELICOPTERS!!!! Very autonomous and pretty much everyone is happy to see you!!
  3. Texas CRNA Applicants Fall 2009

    I applied for both as well, but am hoping for the Denver sites at TWU. Also applied for three other schools (Newman, BryanLGH, and Mount Marty). Have not heard anything form any of these schools yet, but the deadlines are in November and December. ...
  4. Flight nursing with OB specialty

    Our program uses a 2 RN configuration, and we do have HROB nurses on our team that do our OB transports. They also are sent through a critical care class and have to complete EMS time and OR time to obtain intubations so they can also work along the...
  5. Best Route to Become a CRNA

    Don't completely discount the ED experience. Maybe get a little PRN experience there along the way as well. While the ICU experience is definitely the gold standard and invaluable, adding some ED experience just makes you that much more well rounde...
  6. Fall 2009 - Where is everyone applying?

    i picked 5 that would be a good fit for me...texas wesleyan, tcu, newman, bryanlgh, and mount marty. just finished sending in all of the stuff this week. hurry up and wait!! 3.7 gpa, 1050 gre, working as a flight nurse (great experience for lots of...
  7. Intubation Difficulties

    Cricoid manipulation a HUGE asset!! Try putting an assistant's hand on the cricoid cartilage first, then yours on top of theirs. Manipulate the cricoid cartilage until you get a decent look at the cords (still may not be a great look), then make sure...