To answer your question and allude to the sentiment of the other commenters, you absolutely do need BEDSIDE RN experience in order to qualify for any CRNA programs.
By reading your 1st post,...
Thank you for your insight! I have quite a few NPs who I know I can precept with.
However I’ve also—especially because of COVID—became wary of the stories of students whose clinicals were...
Hi,
So I’m actively applying to schools to pursue a career as an ACNP. A little background, I have years of ER/trauma experience and I’m currently in the ICU as well; married, 5...
So I’m actively applying to schools to pursue a career as an ACNP. A little background, I have years of ER/trauma experience and I’m currently in the ICU as well; married, 5 month old baby, and...
NurseNelly24 replied to carlowellnj's topic in Emergency
Just passed my CEN this week and concur with the above statements.
The ENA review questions book is what I basically used in the last 3 weeks of studying. End up doing 750 questions. Whatever I...
There are too many dynamics with the modern “new grad nurse” to paint such a generalization.
There are the traditional, straight from HS to college, 22 year old new graduate nurses with no...
In this order.
1. Apply for Nursing School and get accepted into a program
2. Get your nursing degree (if you go to an Associate program eventually you will need a Bachelor’s, or...
NurseNelly24 replied to Ryan William's topic in Emergency
Agreed. I’ve noticed over the years that management, out of the entire “web” are the ones that are least likely to take risks and make changes for improvement the unit. You could hit them with...
NurseNelly24 replied to Ryan William's topic in Emergency
This sounds like something you def want to approach management about. Is there a committee within your unit to discuss some of the problems with staffing and behavioral health pts? Just something to...
I attended the Virtual Open House last week and here's a few highlights I was able to grasp from the session (btw it was informative, and Dr. Greco seems extremely kind, welcoming, and passionate...
NurseNelly24 replied to angel1312's topic in General Nursing
Exactly, COVID has only been prevalent for approximately one year. It wasn’t until March, that we started seriously wearing masks and taking precautions. So my question is what were they doing...