Gaasgurl

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1. 13 more shifts until I become a SRNA!

   Gaasgurl replied to jenniek's topic in CRNA

   Last shift is Aug 10. Orientation Aug 12 (ACLS) Hey GCShore, I'll be seeing you soon :) :) !!! BigDave...Welcome to North Carolina! I think there's only one more mature gentleman at WFU this class with 19 younger ladies. You're only as old as you fe...

2. I'm in!

   Gaasgurl replied to apaisRN's topic in CRNA

   Congratulations and Good luck!!:balloons: :)

3. Regionals after graduation

   Gaasgurl posted a topic in CRNA

   I just found out that at the hospital that offered me a stipend, the CRNA's really never do regionals or lines other than a-lines and peripheral nerve blocks for outpatient cases. Upon a few more calls, CRNA's (or so I was told) in North Carolina rar...

4. Grades, Gre Scores, Experience, etc...

   Gaasgurl replied to malraymal's topic in SRNA

   ADN GPA 3.5; BSN 4.0 1300 on GRE (new)-620 verbal, 680 math ans 5/6 on writing. 71 on MAT. Certs: CCRN, TNCC, PALS, ACLS Exp.: 5 years CCU, 2 CT stepdown and 5 years Med/Surg Work with IABP's, vents, SWAN's, vasoactive meds, etc. 70 hours CEU's relat...

5. Admission to CRNA school

   Gaasgurl replied to Trauma1's topic in CRNA

   I will see you at UNCG. I am attending WFUBMC's program in the Fall! Good luck, see you soon, maybe!Gaasgurl

6. Admission to CRNA school

   Gaasgurl replied to Trauma1's topic in CRNA

   Congrats! :balloons: :balloons: Where are you attending? Gaasgurl--SRNA August 2005, WFUBMC, North Carolina

7. I'm in!! Yeah!! Now, what?

   Gaasgurl replied to Gaasgurl's topic in CRNA

   Thanks again, skipaway and BigDave! Dave, I am kind of disappointed that I will not get to meet you at UNCC! I have a feeling that you will be an inspiration to your classmates as well as a stauch supporter! (Is that proper grammar?) Good luck NYCBo...

8. I'm in!! Yeah!! Now, what?

   Gaasgurl posted a topic in CRNA

   First and foremost, I would love to thank everyone who offered me words of encouragement when I had the "interview blues." Now I am on cloud 109! I just got the call today from Wake Forest's program with the good news. Yes!!! Now, is there anyone els...

9. Congratulations To Me........!!!!!!!!!!!

   Gaasgurl replied to nilepoc's topic in CRNA

   I am elated at your success! Your dedication to your career, as well as a mentor to others who would love to follow in your footsteps, has not gone unnoticed. Keep up the good work and keep us posted on your new job! --Gaasgurl--

10. It's a girl!

    Gaasgurl replied to Trauma Tom's topic in CRNA

    Hello Grandpa Tom, Congratulations to you and your family on their latest addition! Hug/love on the little on as much as you can! I know you'll miss her often. Good luck with school and Happy Holidays! Gaasgurl:balloons:

11. Interview Blues

    Gaasgurl replied to Gaasgurl's topic in CRNA

    Hey stranger: Good luck on your upcoming interview! Once again, the questions were not clinical, but get-to-know-you questions. I am a shy person, so these are harder for me than clinical questions where you can solve a problem instead of talk about ...

12. Interview Blues

    Gaasgurl replied to Gaasgurl's topic in CRNA

    I will be anxiously awaiting my interviews in Raleigh and Charlotte. I will do my best to not be as nervous. I still think I was true to myself (no rehearsed answers, etc..) If I did not get in to my first choice, I will pray that I at least get in s...

13. UNC Raleigh Interview in 3 weeks!

    Gaasgurl replied to bjon2004's topic in CRNA

    I have heard that they do ask clinical questions pertinent to your specialty unit. I hope that this helps!

14. Interview Blues

    Gaasgurl replied to Gaasgurl's topic in CRNA

    Skipaway,I noticed your other threads, what do you think about my chances? When the interviewee leaves the room, does the committee dissect them? Do they go by subjective opinion (I like her...) or objective data (good GRE, GPA, etc...) or a combinat...

15. Interview Blues

    Gaasgurl replied to Gaasgurl's topic in CRNA

    This may make me sound even worse, but the questions I drew a blank on were the ones that I have thought about for the past two years: Why do you want to be a CRNA? When shadowing, what did you see in those CRNA's that made you believe that you could...