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Members are discussing updates on interview decisions, waitlist statuses, and strategies for obtaining multiple letters of recommendation for nursing programs. There is also mention of accreditation for a second campus and confusion about waitlist notifications for interviews.
Hi everyone!
Just wanted to start a thread for Thomas Jefferson University CRNA DNP applicants for 2025 start. Feel free to post your timeline of application, interviews, etc. Stats welcome too! 🙂 Good luck!!
IMPORTANT INFO added by Staff
Jefferson's DNP Nurse Anesthesia Program, fully accredited, prepares nurses to provide anesthesia care during surgical procedures.
This is a 36-month, nine-semester program with 92 credits. It's full-time curriculum with over 2,000 hours of clinical practice hours.
Not sure if this 36-month, nine-semester program is for you?
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To apply, submit your application with $75 (fee) to Jefferson.
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You can submit any requested materials via your MyJefferson account or to:
Thomas Jefferson University
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4201 Henry Avenue
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☎️ (215) 951-2800
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What does it cost to attend Jefferson?
The average costs for tuition, fees, and expenses (36-month program) is around $152,000.
Anesthesia (CRNA) Salaries
According to U.S. Bureau Of Labor Statistics, a Nurse Anesthetists in Pennsylvania earns an annual mean wage of $203,150. The national annual mean wage for a Nurse Anesthetists is $202,470.
Where can I download a program handbook?
Jefferson-University-Nurse-Anesthesia-Program.pdf
Need more information?
Read More at DNP Nurse Anesthesia Program (jefferson.edu)
micubarbie said:I was just offered a spot yesterday and interviewed in January. I applied for the first deadline and first heard back in late November to schedule an interview for Jan/Feb. So seems like they are still offering spots, don't lose hope!
Congrats!! When in Jan did you interview?
I'm trying to stay positive but I feel like I applied too late and there's no spots left. Jeff is very popular due to their interviews being pretty easier than most of the schools in the area.
my one coworker who has only 1 year, no CCRN and no leadership stuff & got an interview (I think she knows someone on the faculty) and she got in. But she applied early super early. I think applying early soon as they open the apps gives you a BIG advantage with Jeff
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Did anyone who interview send the follow up thank you emails and get a reply? I did and no one answered back 😕