South College CRNA 2023

[CVICU nurse22]

Anyone heard anything about interviews yet?!

[icunicorn]

27 minutes ago, CVICU nurse22 said:

know your EKGs, ABGs and ventilator management!

Thank you so much! 

[CVICU nurse22]

no problem! good luck!

[JG22, RN]

My interview is in two weeks and I’m terrified. It’s my very first interview for school. I have 4 years of ICU experience. Any tips? What states are left? How soon do you find out if you’re accepted? 

[CVICU nurse22]

Hey! So I would study CCRN material, know your ICU population and anything you tell them, be sure you can back it up! I would also review code situations and common meds you titrate on your unit! I’m not sure what states are available, but people have found out the next day all they way to 2 ish weeks post interview!

[JayTayBSN]

Hi guys. I have an interview in a few weeks. Very nervous as I wish there was more time to prepare. For those who have interviewed how many people on interview panel? Does anyone know recently how many seats are left? The last time I called I was told they were admitting 45 people this cycle. Anyone heard the samething?

TIA?

[CVICU nurse22]

Hi! It’s typically 4-5 people on the interview panel! We aren’t sure how many seats are left but we think it’s getting close to being full! And I believe 45 is correct!

[JayTayBSN]

Anyone interviewed this week? I’m interviewing in a few days. Say a prayer for me, my nerves are kicking my butt ???

[JayTayBSN]

For those who have gotten an acceptance how long did it take for you to hear back after your interview and was it via phone call or email?

[CVICU nurse22]

13 hours ago, JayTayBSN said:

For those who have gotten an acceptance how long did it take for you to hear back after your interview and was it via phone call or email?

Good luck!! typically a week to two weeks to hear back! phone call

[Livingonaprayer]

@CVICU nurse22 @JayTayBSN
I just interviewed today and they said I would hear something in 2 weeks. When did you find out their decision? 

[HeartGoddess]

Hi Everyone,

To those who got accepted into the program, how would you rate your learning experience from the professors teaching. Do you feel youre getting the best training you need to be a highly skilled CRNA and be successful after graduation? Or do you feel you have to teach yourself everything and only minimal learning from the professors?

[airpodwhisperer, BSN]

HeartGoddess said:

Hi Everyone,

To those who got accepted into the program, how would you rate your learning experience from the professors teaching. Do you feel youre getting the best training you need to be a highly skilled CRNA and be successful after graduation? Or do you feel you have to teach yourself everything and only minimal learning from the professors?

a classmates wife is a CRNA. graduated a few years ago. he said that she took a peak at our curriculum and course work and said that we were learning things that she never even covered in school.