loveanesthesia

loveanesthesia specializes in CRNA.

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1. Possibility for admission to CRNA school?

   loveanesthesia replied to Ismail786's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

   Yes, you have a chance because your cumulative should be above a 3.0. But you should figure out why you struggled with the BSN. The CRNA program is more challenging than the

2. SRNA and/or CRNA - Information for Future School Applicants

   loveanesthesia replied to SRNA Mentor's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

   How about completing a traditional BSN? Instead of paying a lot of money to meetings that may not

3. Question about odds of CRNA

   loveanesthesia replied to TheScrub's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

   Yes you definitely can go to a CRNA program. Your GPA won't keep you from being accepted. If that's an ABSN GPA then that's a solid improvement. Concentrate on good ICU experience and look into...

4. Is CRNA school as difficult as people said?

   loveanesthesia replied to SlyFoxRN's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

   A US RN license and US ICU experience is

5. Can't decide which ICU for CRNA

   loveanesthesia replied to RNsoon15's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

   Both would be fine, Do you the CRNA program you plan to apply to? You could ask them for feedback. If I was you I'd go to the

6. Millikin University and Decatur Memorial Hospital Nurse Anesthesia Program - recent graduates

   loveanesthesia replied to rnccrn1's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

   "Common for one or two students never pass boards after graduating" If you mean fail the max 8 times so will never be a CRNA, that's a huge red flag. "May or may not have an anesthesia...

7. Being A Mom In CRNA School

   loveanesthesia replied to DJRN4's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

   Plenty of parents with young children have gone through a CRNA program. The demands of the program are high and it will inevitably impact the time you have with them. You will be 'working' 50 to 60...

8. SRNA and/or CRNA - Information for Future School Applicants

   loveanesthesia replied to SRNA Mentor's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

   10 years of L&D, 2 in OR/PACU & only 1 in ICU Are you currently in the ICU? That will help you the most at this

9. Should I withdraw from CRNA school?

   loveanesthesia replied to CVICURN2021's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

   First get some help with your depression ASAP. Do you know how to access a counselor through your college? Have you contacted your advisor in the program? They should help you understand what your...

10. University of Tulsa CRNA program 2023

    loveanesthesia replied to llashaundtx2's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

    Good chance, and 6 months from now you'll have 1.5

11. SRNA and/or CRNA - Information for Future School Applicants

    loveanesthesia replied to SRNA Mentor's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

    You could try the CRNA Reddit. AAs, and independent practice/opt out for CRNAs are political

12. Looking for Advice

    loveanesthesia replied to kci21's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

    Consider programs that use the GRE. They will often look at applicants with lower GPAs. The GRE can be an applicant's friend. It costs less money and time to take the GRE than to repeat a

13. Looking for Advice

    loveanesthesia replied to kci21's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

    Have you taken the GRE? A good score will

14. Help deciding between two CRNA schools

    loveanesthesia replied to suniicu's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

    All CRNA programs are required to arrange all clinical experiences-it blows my mind that NP programs are allowed to admit students without having the clinical hours for them. Ignore the...

15. Would appreciate some advice

    loveanesthesia replied to estoque's topic in Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist

    Consider looking outside of CA. Many programs in the Midwest look at overall GPA and science GPA. You'd be fine