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Looking for advice for the best type of hospital setting for a first CRNA job. Options: Should I be set on finding a large trauma/teaching hospital with high acuity (but are also care team model with supervision or direction) to get more experience and comfortable as a newer provider.. OR would a smaller hospital (200 ish beds) with more autonomy but obviously lower acuity and less variety of cases be adequate? I've read mixed reviewed on this. Background: I'm looking to move back to my home state after school so I won't be familiar with any of the dynamics at any of the potential jobs sites. I trained at a good program but the state is heavily supervised so I did not really get CRNA only clinical sites. I just want to be comfortable enough and safe if going the more independent route. I appreciate any tips!

Does anyone know if the ‘provisional’ people HAVE to take any credits (or 12?) in the fall? I’m more than grateful to have been accepted, but I also was not prepared or anticipating taking classes before the classes. I guess I should also reach out for further clarification tomorrow.

There was April, may and June interviews. I think 1 each month

Haha April for me too. The wait has been gruesome to say the least. You almost forget about it after this long but also… think about it daily

Yep! They said up to 2 more weeks. Hang in there, guys!

Aaaand another week passes (almost) ? ?

What a trying time this has been :’( LOL. But really. I wish everyone could get in, we all deserve it ? but good luck to everyone !!

Not sure if anyone has, but I have not— it’s so painful LOL

Congrats to everyone that has gotten in so far! does anything have any insight on why they have 2 separate admissions deadlines and how they affect acceptances into the program?