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Anyone in the process of interviewing or has interviewed at Raleigh School of Nurse Anesthesia? How did the interview process go? Any help is appreciated...and good luck for those appyling

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Specializes in STICU; cross-trained in CCU, MICU, CVICU.

Found out today i got in !!!!..good luck...just be honest...if you don't know the answer tell DO NOT GUESS.....thats about the best advice i can give you...

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Thats great focker! Where did u work before? I am coming from MCV located in Richmond, working in CSICU. I am really nervous yet excited. I wonder how many applicants they interview? Well if all goes as planned we shall be classmates!!

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Good to hear! So how soon did they let you know from when you interviewed? How many people were in your group?

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Specializes in STICU; cross-trained in CCU, MICU, CVICU.

I was cross trained in Surgical Trauma ICU, Medical ICU, CardioVascular ICU, and Coronary Care ICU. However I chose to work in STICU and have been there for almost 6 years now. I have my CCRN, TNCC, ASLS, ABLS, ACLS, and PALS as well as I obtained my Instructor cert for ACLS and PALS. I interviewed last year (late, Dec 19) and was placed on the waiting list. My interview was this past thursday (nov 4th) and I found out on Saturday via US mail. There were about 13-15 people in my group. They take anywhere from 30-40 students after interviewing somewhere over 75. They decide then and there. So it is a benefit to interview early. It is a great school. I have had many friends graduate from there. As I said don't BS, if you don't know it, tell them "i don't know"....Good luck

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thanks for the info. Did they ask clinical questions? Any surprises? thanks again and congrats!

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Specializes in STICU; cross-trained in CCU, MICU, CVICU.

your clinical question is based upon your experience...ie....DO NOT tell them you have used a piece of equipment that you have never used before, same goes with drips and drugs....know you receptor sites, swan numbers in relation to various types of shock....good luck

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thanks for all your help.

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