coopsc1, Are you also an RN, besides being a pharmacist? CRNA programs now require a year of critical care (ICU-type) experience. The money is good and, depending upon your practice, the hours can be good. Often there are long days and many hours worked on-call and after hours. But, I agree, it is good money.
The hospital where I work is "supporting" evidenced based practice. Does anyone have any insight regarding staffing with perspective of evidenced based outcomes? I'm tired of staffing always being tied into the "budget" and the "matrix" and wondered what sort of luck anyone has had trying to make it about the evidence.