We are answering your question but most of all, we are protecting OUR profession. CRNAs cannot think like shift workers. We in most cases are there until the job is done. Being a CRNA for 30+...
They are not luminaries in the field of the advancement of anesthesia since virtually all advances in the field over the past 60 years were made by those other than CRNAs....they are not prolific in...
Everything you need to know about being a CRNA is available on the AANA website and that should be the first place to look. You seem to be looking at the easy way to make the BIGBUCK$ and this is not...
Unfortunately, as with most organizations the AANA and most state organizations are ruled by the 90-10 rule. That is 90% of the work is done by 10% of the membership. The remaining 90% of the...
The key to intubation, especially of the morbidly obese is position. Getting a good sniffing position, not just the head elevated is key. Using just a pillow as we do with a small patient is...
What you are proposing is calculating and in my opinion unethical. The employer is basing their future employment strategy on your availability after graduation and in return they are paying you for...
Remember that most of the clinical preceptors are NOT professional educators. They are clinicians who are kind enough to assist in the clinical education of nurse anesthesia students. They are in...
Ask about the clinical experiences. 1. How many and what kind of blocks do the students get? 2. Do you get to float swans and central lines? 3. How much pediatric experience do you get? 4. Do you...
Tenesma, Where do you get your statistic that anesthesiologists are involved in 90% of all anesthetics. In Kansas, mostly rural, CRNAs do 65% of all anesthetics WITHOUT an anesthesiologist, primarily...