They may "want it", but they are not trained to be independent providers. Period. Besides, it will never happen and their national organization (AAAA) states that their benefit is always practicing...
The truth is it's all about money and power. Period. That's it. Money and Power. A friend of mine has been an anesthesiologist for 30+ years and has seen and done it all with MDs and CRNAs. We have...
VCU is good for regional. I believe Christian Falyer heads their regional education and he is a rock star. More specifically I would look more at schools who have sites where students can do regional....
As someone who has applied, interviewed, been accepted, graduated, sat in on admissions, been certified, and currently practicing I know somewhat about the process. I never said intubation/extubation...
I doubt that more hours shadowing a CRNA would help. Intubations/extubations really are only a small picture of anesthesia. If you haven't gotten interviews, your application is weak. You need either...
Wow! Great Job! What school asked you how "levo, vasopressin and neo worked at the cellular level"? For all of those interviewing, schools do this not because they expect you to know the answer, but...
"...the minimum one year of work experience in the ICU as a requirement for a CRNA program is daunting me." Really? You must establish a core foundation and 1 year is almost never enough. I can't...
The only class you can take is the George Mason class that is in my previous post. I would definitely do whatever you can to take it early. Hours of clinicals depends on your rotation and site. I'd...
Okay, well unfortunately (or fortunately) GU did not allow it. The categorical point I'm making is that when OP gets to GU there are no 2nd chances if you fail. Maybe some other schools, but not GU....
Just curious, what sciences would you suggest they study up on? And BTW I am not aware of any anesthesia program that allows transferring of science classes. It would be like signing up for the army...
I graduated from GU and it is hard. Very hard. Program is front-loaded so most of my advice is based on that. Don't know if this is what you want to hear but here are some pro tips: #1) Don't...
After doing a little bit of googling, I will try to brake this down a bit. Let's say you graduated with a BS in art education. You teach high school for a few years and decide you are sick of...
NHGN- "She has some medical science-related BoS degree from an average school..." "Meanwhile, I'm working my butt off in my first year in the SICU and I feel a bit...... I don't know what....jealous?...