44 Years and still Going Strong

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March 1, 1960, I started anesthesia school--44 years ago today. In all of that time, there has never been more than 2 weeks in a row that I haven't administered or taught anesthesia. I grew from the open drop ether days to the modern agents and monitors. One of the many things I love about this profession is the constant need to learn, to keep up with physiology, pharmacology, chemistry, biochemistry and pathophysiology. So those of you students studying these subjects now, understand that you are getting a foundation of lifelong learning.

Being a CRNA has been the best thing I have ever done. I hope you all can have the same long careers.

Yoga CRNA

A little tired today after a 10 hour case with no relief.

The profession and the world is lucky to have people like you.

Specializes in Critical Care.

Kudos to you :)

Noney

good for you.....I am a new graduate and am thinking of specializing into Dialysis or your field...I think I would prefer to concentrate on one thing instead of many different fields....all the best to you

Sounds like you really do love it so its encouraging to me , its on my mind.

Specializes in NICU, Infection Control.

I am VERY impressed! Keep on, keepin' on!

Happy Anniversary

:balloons: :rotfl:

Yoga,

You are an inspiration to us all! HAPPY ANIVERSARY!!

Thank you for posting such thoughtful insight to this board.

Happy anniversary yoga ... I always look forward to your posts, especially on clinical subjects. Thanks for being one of the reasons this message board is so strong!

A true inspiration for us thinking of becoming CRNA. I admire you.

Yoga:

You go girl!!! Awesome.

Yoga, you are a true inspiration to all of us aspiring CRNAs

Congrats on your anniversary and thanks for all of the words of wisdom. I have enjoyed all of your posts.

BJ

Yoga,

Congrats your anniversary. You are an inspiration to so many of us. May I get 44 years under my belt. Not likely because I started practicing at an older age but what a goal! Thank you for all your contributions to our specialty.

crna29

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