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Did anyone else here apply to the Rush CRNA program for fall 2019? I figured I'd start a thread so we can discuss with one another during the application process!
I'm also interviewing on the 7th. From what I've heard the interview isn't horrible. I've been told that it is a one on one with faculty. It has two parts; one is clinical, one is the whole why CRNA, why Rush, etc. There's also a written test (CCRN style, and math problems??), and an ACLS type scenario. Learn pressors well, they ask you to give as much detail about one drug as possible.Good luck to everyone!
Have you heard any additional information about the content of the written test, like what math to focus on? Is it clinical scenarios/drug calculations?
I had heard there was a math test and questions as well, but no additional info.
See you on the 7th.
Hey,
So I found out some general info. Nothing too specific but it should help. There will be basic ACLS stuff, ECG (a strip, not a 12 lead) interpretation, possible ABG question, and which pressor would you use for which situation type of question. Eg. Wouldn't use Epi on someone who's extremely tachy, or strict vaso for someone with low cardiac output. You'll also get personality questions, so make sure you know why you want to be a CRNA, why Rush, etc. Also, make sure you know your resume inside out because they will ask directly from your resume. Math test is very simple from what I was told from old students. Eg. If you want to give 200mcg Epi, how much would you push from a 1mg syringe? (2ml). You get it.
See you guys on the 7th
CPR_GUY
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I'm also interviewing on the 7th. From what I've heard the interview isn't horrible. I've been told that it is a one on one with faculty. It has two parts; one is clinical, one is the whole why CRNA, why Rush, etc. There's also a written test (CCRN style, and math problems??), and an ACLS type scenario. Learn pressors well, they ask you to give as much detail about one drug as possible.
Good luck to everyone!