tdpauley

Thank you all for helping me understand! At least I will have my BSN to fall back on if I do so change my mind. I have plenty of time to decide exactly how I will take advantage of a BSN.

As of now, I am a pre-nursing student and have many wonderful journeys lying ahead and am planning on getting my BSN and am very interested in becoming a CRNA. I understand that one way to get into a CRNA program is to get your BSN and have an appropriate GPA. My curiosity was if you could become an anesthesia technologist and then be eligible for a CRNA program, or if the only way to go about it is to first get your BSN? I am open to other nursing careers and am also interested in becoming a lactation consultant. I believe both jobs would be very rewarding and knowing that I can help people get through something may it be surgery or breastfeeding. Though there is quite a salary difference, what matters most is knowing that I am helping people to my utmost ability and doing what I love.