Published Mar 22, 2017
CRNAin22
13 Posts
I just found out that Wake Forest CRNA school is holding a diversity workshop. It sounds pretty nice. I called (because the website didn't really show the agenda). The admin said they have mock interviews, ultrasound guided IV insertion, and simulation. Anyone else been to a workshop like this? Is diversity still an issue in nurse anesthesia?
Here's where I found it: Diversity mentorshp - Wake Forest School of Medicine
Registration:H3A Inspire Registration
Any insights would be appreciated!
cvru_rn_13
86 Posts
I've also read about it and was interested in going!!! I'd love to hear people's expiereces!
M.Salina
53 Posts
Looks interesting. I wonder if other states and schools offer these kinds of workshops and where else diversity is a concern and a priority...
I live in NC. There are 6 schools here (DUKE, Wake, Raleigh, UNC- Charlotte, WCU, and ECU) , but this is the only one I know of with programs like this.
MSCRNA18
1 Post
This sounds like such a great program! It seems like Wake Forest's faculty must be very supportive of people from all different backgrounds entering the CRNA profession! I know when I was in nursing school they made it seem like only young, single people with no responsibilities could go to CRNA school, but then I found out that isn't really the case. Sounds like this program will provide the foundation needed to plan for CRNA school!
Spine_CRNA, BSN, RN
1 Article; 156 Posts
Thanks for the info! I only new about the H3A. The diversity one was just added to my calendar. I'm crossing my fingers that I don't have work then!
Here's the Facebook Posting (Event):
H3A Inspire: All Paths Lead to CRNA