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You hang in there too. Try not to let that situation frustrate you.

I wrote u a response...I'm trying to figure out how I did the multi-quote that I've done before.

1.) Sorry to be a bug-a-boo:o, but will sciences course like Organic Chem I & II, physics I & II, and calculus be accepted? ( Especially if I've already taken them). 2.) Well, it came from my interest in wanted to be somewhat of a "protector" for the patient. I want to be the one they depend on to make sure they have a safe and comfortable surgery. If anything, after I graduate and see that I'm still interest in pediatrics, then I'll work as a ARNP in Family medicine or Pediatrics ( I don't know the exact acronyms for these titles).

Believe me, if you are going to become a CRNA, there is nothing you have already taken that will go to waste. It is an extremely demanding program. You will not need or want to be a PA after that. You'll understand when you get to that point. Sorry to be a bug-a-boo:o, but will sciences course like Organic Chem I & II, physics I & II, and calculus be accepted? ( Especially if I've already taken them) Now that you have described where you interest in pediatric neurology came from, I'm wondering where the interest in anesthesia arose. If you are a CRNA, your job will consist mainly of anesthesia during surgery which will have nothing to to with autism. Have you thought about working with austic children and/or autism research?Well, it came from my interest in wanted to be somewhat of a "protector" for the patient. I want to be the one they depend on to make sure they have a safe and comfortable surgery. If anything, after I graduate and see that I'm still interest in pediatrics, then I'll work as a ARNP in Family medicine or Pediatrics ( I don't know the exact acronyms for these titles).

Ooops! (about referring to you as a lady) Thanks for the advice though!

Thanks! I wrote a response to your topic below. Still trying to figure this quote thing out; I'm a newbie to this site. lol!

Thank you sooo much! Smart idea, and less stress on me. So, I'll just wait, and work as an RN in that unit, and see what I really love. I wanted to do Pediatric Neurology, because my younger brother was diagnosed with autism at the age two; and he seemed normal (w/o autism) before he turned two, but then it's was like he just become numb out of no where. That's how my interest grew in that field as well, b/c I want to prevent events like this from happening to other children. Another lady recommend that I can also work as a CRNA & PA, and use my pre-med courses towards that (that way that money wouldn't have gone to waste). I'll see. Thanks!

With this path, I can do both right? CRNA and PA? When you said that no hospital will hire a doctor to be an RN, why won't they? Their liability insurance is too high? I can't work as both an RN (as needed for home care) and as a MD? Help! I really need the advice! I love both, but I can't do both. Thanks!

Hello, I wanted to know if it's possible to obtain and work as both a CRNA and a Pediatric Neurologist? Is it worth having both licenses? Will I have time for family and have a life? How will this choice effect my liability insurance? I'm asking this because I'm currently in going to school for nursing, and I'm interested in both careers. I've already taken both pre-med and pre-nursing course, and I'm about to be complete my nursing program. If this career path is infeasible, what degree can I use my pre-med courses towards; although, as I mentioned before, I am I'm very interested in both career paths? :)