Specialties CRNA
Published Dec 10, 2002
Hello everybody,
I am new to this board and to the medical field. I am currently being trained in a hospital to be a nursing tech. This is my first step into the nursing field. My ultimate goal is to become a CRNA. I already have a bachelors degree in a non nursing or scientific field.
I am basically starting over again. Anybody else out there in their 40's who are working on becoming a CRNA? Or someone who is already established as a CRNA, who did not start until there 40's. I would enjoy hearing the saga.
Oh, yes and somebody on the board said that they are from Tennessee on the board. I live in Nashville - a great city.
Ciao,
Lisa
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WntrMute2
410 Posts
45 Y/O and 1 year/3 semesters to go. its all down hill from here!!! I have a final this AM so I'm off to study a bit more.
renerian, BSN, RN
5,693 Posts
I am going to be 46 and am in my graduate program. Not the same as you were looking for but still school......
renerian
g8rlimey
171 Posts
Just wanted to wish you luck on your road...it's a long one but very achievable. Although I am not yet even a SRNA, I am at a point in my life which I thought would never come.
Qwiigley, CRNA
564 Posts
Am 39, just finished my 1st trimester. Good luck, its worth it.
SambvcaSim
49 Posts
~~~~~~~~ Soon to be 37!..............One semester down, 7 left! I, too, believe it is worth it! ~~~~~~~
They have a saying in colleges...........the older you get, the better you do, the more you retain, and the longer you can endure. :D :D
I will leave it there....lol
Sim
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