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Scranton / Wyoming Valley CRNA program
It is a requirement to have full time intensive care experience.
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no CCRN...even worth it to apply?
get as much experience as possible as it will only help. Why not get your CCRN before you apply? You will be eligible to sit for your exam around the same time as you will be applying. You can also apply without it and express your intent of taking the examination.
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Scranton / Wyoming Valley CRNA program
CVICURN22 and I will try not too... ;-)
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Student Health Insurance Question
Not sure if it is true. My university is no longer offering student insurance at this time
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Student Health Insurance Question
Does anyone know if blue cross/blue shield still offers a student plan via the AANA? If so where can I find information on it? I start school in august and lose health insurance in April. Thanks!
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CRNA's working with AA's
They were commenting on what they have come across with the AAs they've seen in practice, not ALL AAs. Get your panties unbunched And stop being so defensive :)
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Scranton / Wyoming Valley CRNA program
That is definitely expensive, I think I'd rather take the course this fall than shell out that money right before school.
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Scranton / Wyoming Valley CRNA program
thanks lpn.. I went to AAA yesterday before work, now I wait.
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Scranton / Wyoming Valley CRNA program
I finished both online. the NY licensing website has a list of providers. The Child Abuse class takes 2 hours. The infection control course is not timed. You must read and take a test for both. Now, searching for a public notary
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Scranton / Wyoming Valley CRNA program
For child abuse, we will be working with children so we won't be exempt
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Scranton / Wyoming Valley CRNA program
Yes they will. I have to call regarding the licensure. Which states do we need besides PA?
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CRNA Hopeful Applicants
Either you want to be a CRNA or an NP.. Go with what you want bc you don't want to regret it in the end
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Scranton / Wyoming Valley CRNA program
Does everyone have the same advisor?
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Making progress in reaching my goal
Your GPA is not that bad. I'd be more concerned with experience. Best of luck. Remember to continue seeking experiences in your ICU.. Even if it is not your patient, you can still learn!!! That's how I got in with 2 yrs ohu/icu
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Surprisingly simple way to keep organized in graduate school
ok because I also have an ipad and was thinking it would be handy for storing books during school as well.. so dropbox and notability... you guys are awesome.