MissChiatia, I would like to applaud you for sharing this with us. I still consider myself a "new" nurse (less than 4 years) but I am very mature in LIFE-experiences. I have been blessed with many...
Thank you for sharing your insight. I feel I must agree - and I look forward to becoming a part of the process as a member of the ANA and my state NA. I do hope that others will join - I know many...
OP, I agree when others suggest that you shadow - just to get some initial exposure. If MA school takes 1-2 years - I would suggest getting your CNA license and then a PT or PRN job, possibly in a...
:balloons: Congrats! Sounds awesome! I would be on cloud 9! :balloons: Can you fill us in on how things went? Or give us advice on being a good candidate in the future? Anything, something!...
I can relate to this. When I had my PPT after I delivered my last child, the CRNA recognized my anxiety when they wheeled me in the OR - I was totally overwhelmed and started crying - couldn't even...
So true! It pains ME to see someone in agony. Working in PACU, I've seen all kinds of responses as you can imagine. Sleep works wonders too, especially with the
First - please forgive me if this is a naive question. Yes, I do plan to shadow in this area (and others). As a CRNA, when you finish a case - do you ever feel the same satisfaction of caring as you...
I just had to laugh when I read this! If you had kept going straight - you would have run over me! :chuckle I live half way between Pelion and Wagener - equidistance from Columbia, Lexington,...
I'm sure that the OP agrees when I say that those were very encouraging replies. Thank you! We newbies really do look to the seasoned SRNAs/CRNAs for wisdom and encouragement. I have completed...
Take heart! Don't give up! If you know how to improve your results - could you take it again? At the SOM near where I live - this is what is listed in their admission requirements: 3. Satisfactory...