University of Arizona CRNA 2019

[JRN1234]

Reaching out to see if anyone has applied and received an interview. I have one at the beginning of December, they allow you to do it remotely which is a plus.

[NacICU]

When did you hear? Did you receive a phone call, email or letter in the mail? I've applied, but haven't gotten any communication so far.

[JRN1234]

I originally received an email middle of October and then recently with details about the interview.

[NacICU]

When did you apply? I wonder if they are reviewing applications by order received or alphabetically... I'm hoping to hear something soon.

[JRN1234]

I applied the first week of September. Maybe you should try emailing them.

[NacICU]

I left a message this morning to find out where they are in the review process. I just got a phone call- applications are still being reviewed and they'll know who will be interviewed by the end of next week. So the wait continues...

[AspireSRNA]

Applied In September, haven't heard anything yet. Last phone call i made, I was told they had till January to send out all Invites for interviews. Still waiting

[JRN1234]

I wish the best of luck to anyone who hasn't heard back yet. Where are you all currently located? I'm applying from Socal. Casting a wide net hoping something sticks.

[NacICU]

Texas

[babysaverRN]

Hi! I've been waiting for a 2019 thread! I have an interview in early December as well! I was notified early October. Has anyone heard anything about the interview process? I'm also in SoCal :)

[JRN1234]

Hi! I've been waiting for a 2019 thread! I have an interview in early December as well! I was notified early October. Has anyone heard anything about the interview process? I'm also in SoCal :)

Congrats on an interview. From the interview invite letter seems like it will be what have we done to prepare for CRNA school and discussing our critical care experience. I'm not sure if there will be any clinical questions but if so may be guided based on resume/critical care experience. Like I'm sure we all have read, only mention or talk about things you're comfortable explaining. I assume you're interviewing remotely as well? Doesn't make much sense interviewing in person considering it would be remote anyway, as lot of faculty are off site.

[babysaverRN]

Thanks! Same to you! Yes, I'll be interviewing remotely as well. Seemed pointless to travel out to Arizona to sit in front of a computer to interview anyways í ½í¸¬ Do you happen to know if all clinicals can be completed in SoCal or not? Or if we're required to complete some rotations in Arizona? It's hard to find much info on the program.