kjt2004

You have to be kidding right.... Did you make all of your decisions independently? Who do you think anesthetize these sick children in the OR after they have lost more than half of their blood volume? The child is beyond sick at his point...they are dieing! I don't think you can truly understand the value of a CRNA until you have walked in their shoes. The sacrafices they made to get where they are. The knowledge they have....I can go on but it will be pointless

The shortest CRNA program in existance is 24 months...most are 28-36 FULLTIME!

i know sugeons with tattoos.....not a big deal. You are entitled to express your self!

The book is fine it contains the same info as the cards. I have both. The book was given to me and i bought the cards. i wish i saved my money.

Well said...

[color=#990033]you can also google jackie rowles, crna, mba, faapm. she is an interventional pain specialist in indiana.she even has a pain management cadaver course offered to crnas. [color=#990033]...not to mention she is the president elect of aana.

I have Nurse Anesthesia Secrets and I absolutely love it. It works well for me. In an integrated program you are sometimes asked questions in clinical that you might not have covered in class. It is a great quick reference. it also clarifies things i read in the text that are a bit cloudy.

I am currently in my second semester of a CRNA program and i am working. I am single and i don't have anyone else but myself to look at to pay the bills. I work one day a week to supplement my loans. I have no social life...so that is the downfall. I study at least 6-8hrs/5-6 days a week...more if i have to. In addition, I work on our breaks. The summer semester is approaching and i am finally being forced to stop. I took out a private loan to cover my expenses. Good luck

Sanity...amen to that!

Nursing of course!

I strongly suggest taking a travel assignment first. (A travel assignment will pay $32-34 or more per hour and they will provide a furnished apartment in the city for you-or a $2500-3000/ month housing subsidy which is tax free) You will be able to decide for yourself where you would like to live and work permanently.

this is the best deal in nyc...www.cnetnurse.com (download apllication) or click on link below: http://www.cnetnurse.com/boe_2006_app.pdfnew york city department of education alternative, adult and continuing education schools and programs adult practical nursing program applications are due by 2/3/06 for the class starting 9/06. good luck! -------- 8/24/06: from their website: c-net is a full-service testing company incorporated in new jersey this facility is a testing company only. unable to offer any nursing courses for lpn program as not on ny stated approved school list (see approved programs post # 2. totally unnecessary for anyone to take this company's pre test. lpn programs all require you to take their pre-entrance test. buyer beware. nrskaren rn

I will be attending the Newark program. But i would have gone any place that accepted me and try to make the best out of it.

All signs point to community college. It is more affordable, faster and you already have your bachelors. However, you will have to take health assessment and statistics when you are finished. Don't worry, i am sure your new job will have tuition reimbursement.

1.UMDNJ-interviewed; accepted;will start this fall 2.KUMC- interviewed; not accepted 3.St. Raphael- interviewed; not accepted 4.New Britain-interviewed; alternate 5.U of Tn- interviewed; not accepted