sleepfairy
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hey lets not get all out of whack here !! Yes I didnt proof read my response and hit 1 too many zeros. YES we do over 500 deliveries a month and yes we have more than enough regional anesthesia which is high risk !
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Try going to state sponsored meetings and network with fellow students and CRNA's. I have always sought these out on my own if my program director wasnt actively seeking them for me. I now work in a hospital that does over 5000 births a month and we have more regional and pain management then we know what to do with as a group of CRNA's. Ask around and I am sure CRNA's are more than willing to mentor you to get you what you need.
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It depends on your training and degree. Read the FAQ's at the beginning of the threads to get soem general ideas. Most CRNA programs are at least 27 months with only a week or 2 off during that entire 27 months, at least that is what it was for me. Good luck, Mark