I am so sorry this happened! But you will pass the next time! Have you heard of a company called excelsior? Excelsior CRNA review. From what I hear they are a new company that is really good, might...
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Most Level I trauma centers will give you plenty of orientation to prepare you for your practice. You seem to have the foundation and they will prepare you to take care of their patients. Like the...
First off I am a CRNA student and I am NOT in clinicals yet; however, I have shadowed a lot and know a ton of CRNAs so let me start off answering them one by one. 1. I do not know a CRNA that thinks...
Tonight my nose has been so runny and I am sick, but my goodness those trips to the bathroom are full of quiet and peace. Makes me happy that the night is almost
I was always told to get a good stethoscope before going to the ICU because indepth assessment matters. Well I got my cardiology scope and then I show up and they want me using the cheap little...
One of the few and I mean really few perks of working for a union hospital was paid lunch, but if you really do not get your lunch you should make sure your manger
I am not an NP but personally I would keep a work cell phone separate from my personal. Our pediatrician that I work with gives her cell out to a TON of parents and she is always getting texts and...
My two cents, online or hybrid is good as long as you get an actual grade and not a pass or fail which brings your gpa to a 3.0 versus a 4.0. My RN-BSN was from our state university and I had class...
If it was me, I would look for another job asap before someone leaves you in a mess that you can't get out of! You worked hard for your license, so don't lose it!!! Go to critical care, find something...
The best track is accelerated BSN to icu. You can get an icu job out of school, but might be easier to do med surg 6 months then transfer. Either way get to an ICU, learn as much as you can and then...
My personal opinion is that the CRNA wins because granted the argument will always be- med school and residency make you better and you do so much more; however, the numbers do not add up and some MDA...
I think most people in general are stressed out. I am stressed due to the fact that I am in a full time DNP program, working full time, and engaged and getting married in April. We all are stressed...
By 2022 all CRNA programs will have to be in compliance with the DNP movement which is that all graduating in 2025 will be with a doctoral degree. Any practicing CRNA will continue to practice and...