DJ_Aly

I think it's great that you're already considering taking the pre-reqs required for most CRNA programs. I know there's different kinds of physics out there so just make sure that you're taking the right one for whatever program you want to apply to in the future. Sometimes also, the schools may want certain classes to be within 5 years of your application. Again, you just have to find out exactly what the CRNA programs require. Good luck in all your classes!! :)

I work at USC. I love working here because of all the wonderful clinical experience that I'm getting, not to mention our staff! Since it's a teaching hospital, there are many learning opportunities available. We take care of very high acuity patients... re-do open-hearts, heart/lung/liver/kidney transplants... We don't have an ER. It's mostly a surgical hospital. I've been told many times that once you work here, any other place will be a "piece of cake.." Ofcourse, I have yet to find out if that's true...