#30: Am I Too Old To Become A CRNA?
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- Am I too old to become a CRNA? It’s a common question asked inside the Academy & the decision can feel very overwhelming. The good news is, whether you’re looking at a career change, or just getting a later start, CRNA is a total possibility for you!
In today’s episode, we’re busting through the most common fears in regard to age when applying to school, including:
A realistic look at your financial situation (and how much CRNAs can potentially earn)
How to navigate retaking courses if you’ve been out of the academic game for a while
How to make your extensive ICU experience work FOR you as you become an SRNA
The role that your mindset plays in your success and overcoming your unique challenges
How going back to school later can actually be highly beneficial
If CRNA is your dream, then it’s time to follow your heart! It’s never too late to make a step toward a career that you love. We’ve got your back, future CRNA!
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I’m 47 with 1 yr ICU experience, taking science classes, just passed the CCRN, gathering my info, and plan to submit my CRNA application in 2024.
Woo hoo! Congratulations on passing the CCRN! It sounds like you're well on your way to CRNA...Rooting for you!!
My mother went back to school at 45 and got her RN and continued to PA. She ran the Health Department in our town. It’s never too late
I just turned 32 and was feeling uncertain because of my age. I only have 1 year of med surg and so far 6 months icu and currently studying for ccrn. This makes is awesome and inspiring. I good luck with all of it!
Wow inspirational !! Thank you for sharing
As am I. 🎉🎉🎉 I turned 47 this year. I just graduated from nursing school in 2022. I started my nursing journey in 2009 and look at me now … still going strong !! I’ve applied to ICU new grad positions and hoping to get hired soon so I can get my experience. I also invested in CCRN and PCCN study guides so I get my certifications. Never ever to late ❤❤❤❤
I’m 40 years old and I start CRNA school in August
WOO HOO!!! You rock!! So excited for you!! Thank you for sharing!! Cheering you on!!
@@CRNASchoolPrepAcademy thank you so much for your videos!
I'll be 37 and start in August,
Rooting for you 🎉🎉💪💪
My grandma decided to go back for her nursing degree at 70 years old!
That's amazing! Give her a high-five from me, please!
They actually accepted her? How is she doing? Is she planning on actually working when she graduates?
@@patricksears163 She doesn’t have to work in a hospital per se. She could do primarily nurse education, hospice, nursing home care, or prison nurse. I heard the latter has great autonomy excellent pay and benefits and you’re treated well. She can do a lot at 70 especially if she’s a “young” 70’s.
I’m 35 and I’m starting from the beginning
Woo hoo! You got this, Brooke!!!
I am 47 applying for accelerated BSN to start 2023 fall. I hope to apply to CRNA program in 3-4 years. Ill bookmark this and will follow up as i go
Woo hoo! Rooting for you!
❤so awesome!! Would love to connect!
I’ll be 30 in August & I’m just now going back to school for nursing. I’m a PCT at the hospital & Currently doing general classes. I’m so excited for the future. CRNA is the goal! 🙌❤️
Yay Briauna!! That's so exciting... rooting for you the whole way!! You got this!
Thank you for this ! I went to NP school in 2016 when I was 42 now I’m about to be 48 and starting a critical care residency program. It’s always about challenging ourselves
Woo hoo! You rock, Selina!! Thank you for staying dedicated to your dreams and for sharing your feedback with me.
PS if you haven't seen this video about Eslyn yet, it's worth the watch! She was 58 when she gained acceptance into CRNA school... as you said, it's about always challenging ourselves and staying passionate about our pursuits!! Cheers to your future!
th-cam.com/video/nyB4jnsmyU4/w-d-xo.html
Sometimes I think we underestimate the power of the wisdom and resilience that age and life experience provides. I went back to nursing school at 33years old. Was on top of my nursing class and graduated with honors in my ADN while working full time, being a mother and wife. It wasn’t always easy but I think my life experiences before RN school gave me the determination and resilience to make it through. As she stated, you have to assess where you are in your life, what you are passionate about, and how realistic those goals are for you.
Thank you so much for your comment! Congratulations on graduating with honors- what an accomplishment! Life experience can certainly play a big role in preparedness for nursing school (and other specialties). I appreciate you sharing your perspective and for tuning in!
I agree. I went to nursing school at 28 with a 2 year old and had a baby during school. I wasn’t a great student in my pre reqs but something changed in me when I became a mother and I got all A’s in nursing school.
I’m 36 and went back to school for nursing. I will graduate May 2023. Thinking about CRNA school.
Way to go, Jorinphia!! Thanks for tuning in and for sharing :) Linking a couple videos below that may help provide additional insights and motivation:
Things to Do as a Nursing Student to Reach CRNA: th-cam.com/video/XW1pqjH6yh8/w-d-xo.html
How to Decide if CRNA is Right for You: th-cam.com/video/ZhiNeTwfmp4/w-d-xo.html
Pros and Cons of CRNA: th-cam.com/video/m2NtUu0XWOg/w-d-xo.html
Hope these help... rooting for you!!
@@neetabeeta6927 wooooah!! One year only of experience!
This is so encouraging
I am a late 30's SRNA student in my first year of the program, one thing I would add to this is please please please understand that this program is going to engulf your entire life, it becomes the sun in your personal universe. If you have young children, please be sure you are willing to give up that time with them and understand that this is 100% sacrifice of having that time and memories that you would have had with them otherwise. This is the #1 debilitating factor for me personally. I went in knowing this, but it still gives me TREMENDOUS guilt everyday. There is no easy program, doesn't matter how smart your are, how much experience you have, the volume of information requires studying that most of you haven't ever experienced. I have several friends in medical school that are in their 3-4 year, and they think the amount of info and skills development Im going through right now is insane. Just to give you contrast, they have about 3-4x the amount of "free time" that I have, the still go on vacation, and have social lives. I have NONE OF THAT. I spend 10-14hrs a day studying, reading, practicing, and this is 7 days a week, I take a 1/2 day off every 2 weeks.
Thank you for sharing your advice and your experience! It is true, the rigors of CRNA school take up the majority of a students' time but once it's done, it is so worth it! Cheering you on all the way to graduation day-- you got this!!! Thank you for tuning in!
Would you do it all over again?
Ask me in 2 years@@Julia-lx7zt
Hi, I am 31 and am getting ready to apply for this application cycle. I have a 2 year old child now and my wife is also a nurse. My biggest worry is the financial stress on her while I am in school and the amount of dedication I will need to study while my daughter is in her prime years. And also having to delay having more kids until school is done. The guilt is gut wrenching and makes me not want to go through with it. But I know the payoff after graduation will change our lives forever. Thanks for sharing your journey.
You need to make 10000000% sure that you and your wife are on the same page, its going to be a crazy amount of work and investment because you will be over leveraged by the midway point like most medical students (meaning you'll have pulled a crap ton of loans, and need to complete so you don't go poor), if this is something that truly lights your hair on fire, just promise to retire her after your finished. If you aren't ridiculously motivated and wanting this so badly you can't imagine life without it. Don't do it, lol there are lots of other ways to make money. My wife is a CRNA before I started this and she is even struggling to rationalized the amount of work Im putting in. @@ayitisfinest
Very informative and inspirational video. I will be starting this at almost 60.
Thank you for letting me know that-- you got this! Cheering you on the whole way!!
Me too. I’m 60 and I am strong and healthy
I am 52 and very nervous, but considering becoming a CRNA. I have my BSN, but I’ve only ever worked on a step down cardiac telemetry unit. I still need to get my one year of ICU experience. How are things going for you (as far as the CRNA program) and how long have you been a nurse?
@@divineawakening7210are you currently in the program?
I’m 39 and retiring from the active army. I am in a nursing program now after earning my BS in social psych back in 2016. This was definitely encouraging to watch since I have debated whether or not I’m too old to pursue a CRNA career or to stop at my BSN. Thank you!
Thank YOU for your service and for tuning in. So glad you found this encouraging! We are cheering you on!!
I have a Bachelor's before like 15 years ago and going back to school for nursing at age 39 now. My brain is still sharp in terms of intellectual abilities but the most struggle is, I can't tolerate the lack of sleep the way I could with my first Bachelor's. And this struggle is so real. I can't function well without good sleep. I am planning to be an WHNP. I don't even know if the day would come.....
That's understandable!! This video may help with some good time management tips; setting boundaries and ensuring quality sleep is crucial no matter what school or work you're doing :) th-cam.com/video/G_1wZ58T4KM/w-d-xo.html
Kudos to you for going after what you want! Cheering you on! And thank you for tuning in!
Same. I’m gonna be working nights full time while going to school. The lack of sleep has been a huge struggle for me. I’m 30 now and value sleep time more than ever before
Thanks for the video Jenny! As an almost 40 y/o acnp in critical care, I have been mostly concerned about the rigors of returning to academia for crna. I know I can do it but it will be a steep learning curve for sure. It feels like the anticipation before the top of the roller coaster… then a brief pause at the top before rushing down to the bottom. I’m excitedly nervous for the future. Now, how to get motivated to retake the GRE is the next obstacle 😝
Thank you for tuning in!! You can CERTAINLY do this!! We've got a GRE episode too if you haven't checked it out yet... or join my free Facebook community (ICU Dreaming of Anesthesia)... I promise you are NOT alone and you are VERY capable!!! :D
Do it !!!!
I'm going to be 45 in a couple months and am an ER nurse of six years, but no experience in ICU. I just finished my BSN last August. I want to tackle CRNA school and I am looking forward to learning from your videos and elsewhere about where i need to start and what turns to make in the journey to come.
Thank you so much for all you are doing.
Congratulations on finishing your BSN! You can TOTALLY do CRNA! If you haven't seen Eslyn's story (it's on my channel here)-- she was 58 when she got into CRNA school!
PS- Grab this free 8 Steps to CRNA Guide for helpful insights into your next steps: www.cspaedu.com/howtocrna
Thank you for tuning in and for your kind words. Cheering you on, you got this!
@CRNASchoolPrepAcademy I greatly appreciate your encouraging words. Thank you, so much! And thank you for the links. I will definitely check them out.
I was looking today at the CRNA program for TCU. I may go that route if other Texas schools don't appeal.
Lots of great programs in Texas!! Some new ones too :) You got this!
I’m 49. I think I’m too old at this point. I’d have at start from scratch. This is great info. Thank you
Thank you for tuning in!!
PS If you haven't seen this video, it features Eslyn's inspiring story-- she was 58 when she gained acceptance to CRNA school!! Give it a watch when you have time.
th-cam.com/video/nyB4jnsmyU4/w-d-xo.html
Rooting for you and whatever path you choose to take. Cheers!!
I’ll be 49 when I start my CRNA clinical residency. I have enough working years left to make it worth it.
Jobs like airline pilots have mandatory retirement. Many doctors work into their 80s!
This video and the comments gave me the encouragement I needed to go for it… I was concerned about my age… I am 39 about to be 40 in 2 years
So glad you found this helpful-- thank for your letting me know. PS You are going to love this video featuring Eslyn's story- she was 58 when she started CRNA school! Check it out here: th-cam.com/video/nyB4jnsmyU4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for tuning in-- we are cheering you on all the way to CRNA!!
I’m 31 and I’m Just getting started with my journey to become a CRNA I’m currently taking my STNA classes and I’m just so excited to pass my boards and from there nursing school I’m so ready 6:40
Woo hoo!! That's awesome- we are cheering you on the whole way!! Thank you for sharing, and for tuning in!!
ROI is the question.
💯. And for those that don’t know that means return on investment 🙂👏🏻
30??? I'm 40 and doing it lol
WOO HOO!!! 🏆 Way to go, Lee!!!
How's it going? I'm 39 and thinking NP or CRNA (have BSN and 3 y ICU)
@@Natalie-rj4wx I suggest job shadowing both and going with what feels the most exciting ❤️
@@CRNASchoolPrepAcademy I know I would want to be in a clinic/m-f lower stress, no call- definitely for sure. Is this possible as a CRNA? Hard to shadow d/t covid 🙄 but I will def. find a way.
Thank you sooo much for this podcast! This was very encouraging and informative!
Thank you LaTanya! Glad you liked the episode and we appreciate you tuning in!!!
So right about crunching the numbers! Something that is often be left out of the decision process…
*often left out
Agreed! Thanks for tuning in, Carableu!!!
I’m 36 and it’s daunting to consider 3 years of school & financial undertaking at my age.
Understandable! You'll need to evaluate where you stand personally and decide from there. There are a lot of people in their 40s and even 50s that go to CRNA school though too! Rooting for you and appreciate you tuning in :)
I’m 36 and in ABSN. Hope to get in CRNA in 3-4 years
Woo hoo! You can do this!
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Of course, we'd love to see you in the Academy when you're ready too! We recently launched our Nursing Student to CRNA Accelerator courses. You can learn more about how we can help here: www.crnaschoolprepacademy.com/join
Thank you for tuning in-- cheering you on!!!
Thank you for the video Jenny I really appreciate it. Can you create a content about SRNA students who graduated from a foreign nursing school and how did they cope during SRNA school? Thank you.
Hi Keith! Thank you for tuning in, and for the content suggestion. I'll see what we can do. Cheers!!
I’m 41 - I can graduate with zero debt on my associates/RN the BSN bridge is another 10k - I would be 47-50 depending on when/if I’m accepted to CRNA
That's awesome! Lots of nurses do CRNA as a 2nd career.
Here's Eslyn's story, she was 58 when she gained CRNA school acceptance! th-cam.com/video/nyB4jnsmyU4/w-d-xo.html
Of course, we'd love to see you in the Academy when you're ready too! https:www.crnaschoolprepacademy.com/join
Thank you for tuning in. Cheering you on!
I am 26, and I am starting my first year of nursing program in this fall lol I am afraid of it.
You GOT this, Sophia!
PS this video may help too (Why You Don't Need To Be A Straight-A Student to Be A CRNA): th-cam.com/video/qqgMaWvAqHQ/w-d-xo.html
Rooting for you!!
TH-camr mentioned "remaining working life". Are CRNAs subject to mandatory retirement like airline pilots? I know many doctors work way into their 80s and 90s!
Not that I am aware of-- just referring to those who want to retire early or those who plan and want to work later in life. I hope that helps clarify! Thank you for tuning in!
I will be starting nursing BSN next year 😂Can’t wait to be a Crna ❤
Woo hoo! Congratulations! Cheering you on the whole way!
I’m 27 working as a truck driver making $28 per hour. Already have a BA and strongly considering a ABSN and then CRNA. Seeing nurses making $47-50, and then obviously CRNA’s making 200k +. Can’t afford California on trucking. But hoping nurse pay doesn’t fall out like trucking did when a lot of people became truckers.
Any advice would be appreciated
Hi there! CRNA is projected to grow 40% between now and 2031, one of the fastest careers out there :)(www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/nurse-anesthetists-nurse-midwives-and-nurse-practitioners.htm)
Registered Nurses are also projected to continue to grow at a normal pace (www.bls.gov/ooh/healthcare/registered-nurses.htm#:~:text=5%25-,Employment%20of%20registered%20nurses%20is%20projected%20to%20grow%206%20percent,on%20average%2C%20over%20the%20decade)
So I would encourage you to consider CRNA if that's what you desire to do!!
Hope this helps. Cheering you on and thank you for tuning in!
What about having small kids? That's what really makes me nervous.
Hi Marco! I have a few videos on my channel talking about how it IS doable! Check these out and let me know if they help:
Can You Survive CRNA School With Kids? w. Jon Holmer: th-cam.com/video/7LB4scGv-vA/w-d-xo.html
Being A Parent In CRNA School w. SRNA Sara: th-cam.com/video/3Fc2P9XaMKE/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for tuning in-- rooting for you!
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36 in LPn school…looooooong way to go
We've seen students get accepted into CRNA school in their mid to late 50s! You can do this!
PS- Grab my free 8 Steps to CRNA Road Map guide for more details on making CRNA happen sooner than later: www.cspaedu.com/8stepguide
Of course, we'd love to see you in the Academy some day too! We now offer a Nursing Student to CRNA Accelerator course inside our Foundations (and Premium) memberships. You can learn more here: www.crnaschoolprepacademy.com/join
Thank you for tuning in-- cheering you on! You got this!
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Thank you! 🤗 Appreciate you tuning in and for the feedback!!
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Thank you so much for your information!! I really appreciate it. Let me tell you something important. I really want to become a CRNA and but I am very old. I will try to get into any CRNA programs and get into it at the age of 66. Is it okay for me to do that? Please give me any advice. I will never give up become a CRNA. Is it never too late?
Thank YOU for tuning in! Glad you found the information helpful.
At CSPA we are fully supportive of anyone who wants to become a CRNA-- it CAN happen at a later-in-life age if you do what's needed! I can't really answer if it's "ok" for you to do it yourself, but this article should help you make that determination:
crnaschoolprepacademy.com/podcast/episode-99-is-becoming-a-crna-worth-it/
You'll want to determine how many working years you have left before you hope to retire, will you need to take on student loan debt or do you have enough savings to pay for school and more :)
Hope this helps get you started-- we are cheering you on!
Great video!
Thanks! Appreciate you tuning in!! :)
I am 31 and a registered nurse anesthetist from Zambia. I am yet to write NCLEX so that I come over to work in USA. Now,I want to come and continue my career. Am I going to start from scratch or I will just be able to write an anaesthesia exam?
Hi Beaurrie! You'll need at least a year of ICU experience before you can apply to CRNA school; then that's three years until you can take boards and become a Nurse Anesthetist. As far as the NCLEX here in the US, you can read up on more information for that here: www.ncsbn.org/null/null/internationally-educated-nurses
Thank you for tuning in! Rooting for you!
@@CRNASchoolPrepAcademy thank you very much for your response. I am in the process of NCLEX and hope to start CRNA journey when I come over
I heard as an CRNA student, we are not allowed to work. Is that true ? If we are not allowed to work, how do they expect us to run our daily life and pay bills ? Do they pay while we are doing crna residency ?
Hi there! Great question, thank you for asking. And yes, that's correct, most programs do not allow you to work due to the workload and rigors of CRNA school. There are *some* that will allow you to work part time, or for the first part of the program.
Most students take out loans to cover both tuition and living expenses; of course, if you know CRNA school is in your future, doing your best to start saving now will help. Once you start as a CRNA, the debt can be paid off ;)
Here's a couple videos that will help:
How to Survive Not Working While in CRNA School: th-cam.com/video/L1DaHfYN-pE/w-d-xo.html
Financial Freedom as a CRNA (Crystal Grant shares how she paid off $200k in loans in record time): th-cam.com/video/WaxEKMsVb5k/w-d-xo.html
Also-- we do offer our Academy students quarterly financial planning webinars with our expert Financial Advisor; she specializes in Nurse Anesthesia Students and CRNAs so she truly knows first-hand how to help guide our students through this process.
We'd love to see you in the Academy when you're ready! Click here to learn how we've helped more than 3,000 aspiring CRNAs (and counting!) make their CRNA dream a reality: www.crnaschoolprepacademy.com/join
Thank you for tuning in-- cheering you on!!!
What state are you located in? I feel that’s what a lot of nurses made here pre Covid 😅
Ohio! :)
Hi i am an USRN and i have an anaesthesia assistant degree from my country and 10 years experience in anasthesia and can i work in anaesthesia in US.please kindly answer me .
Hi Kamala! If you have a degree from outside the US, you'll need to get your GPA converted to equivalent grades for your CRNA School application :)
I have done Anaesthesia course for 2 years and one year internship. I am going to start from scratch when I come to America,or will just write an exam to prove that I have done a course. I am a registered nurse and about to write NCLEX
Hi Beaurrie- Here's a nurse.org article with more details on the specifics. Cheers! nurse.org/articles/work-in-us-as-foreign-educated-nurse/
I know this is an older video, I had a question in regards to the pathway to CRNA. When you get your BSN and have ICU experience, do you have to get your masters before applying or can you apply right away to CRNA school since its a doctoral program?
No need for your masters first :)
Grab a free 8 Steps to CRNA Guide here: www.cspaedu.com/8stepguide
Hope this helps-- thank you for tuning in!!
@@CRNASchoolPrepAcademy thank you ☺️
@@CRNASchoolPrepAcademy thank you for spacing your paragraphs! I have ADHD and it helps me so much ♥️
I am curious if you're aware of any Canadian nurses who have become CRNA's? I have a BSc in science, then my BSN, critical care certification with 5 years trauma ICU experience at a level 1 centre. I'd love to become a CRNA with the scope you enjoy in the US, but so many states now require a US social security number to get state licensure, and I'm not sure that's feasible if I want the license to become a full time student to become a CRNA?
Hi there! Thanks for tuning in and for your question! As far as getting into CRNA school in the US-- Programs will require at minimum 1 year ICU experience in an ICU here in the States; you'll also need your BSN degree evaluated for equivalency. WES can do this; you can also book a transcript audit with Dr. Ballister. She was a assistant program director for MUSC (South Carolina) for over 10 years and sat in the interview committee. She is very knowledgeable on this area. You can book this service via her service page on Nurses Teach Nurses.
Dr B's Services Page: app.nursesteachnurses.com/drb
I would do this step first so you know if you have additional courses ahead of you😊
Hope this helps get you started! Rooting for you!
Mike MacKinnon, DNP, FNP-C, CRNA, is on such Canadian whose done this. He has a huge social media presence and can reached through one of his platforms.
@@steveabraham3052 Awesome, thank you! I have sent my qualifications off to WES for evaluation and am awaiting that at the moment (transcripts seem to be taking a while to reach them). I will see if I can get in touch with him. So much appreciated!
@@Psalm34v7 After graduating from Dalhousie University, Mike MacKinnon (BSCN’01) eventually moved to the U.S. and worked as a flight RN. Then he went back to school and became a nurse anesthesiologist (CRNA), which in the U.S., works the same way as physician anesthesiologists do in Canada.
I am from nepal.thank you for information.i am 3 year student of bsn and can i apply for crna
Hi Anjana! Did you obtain your BSN here in the states? If not, you can have your grade/gpa evaluated and "translated" to an equivalent grade (and you'll want to confirm that your desired program(s) accept foreign degrees). Hope this helps a bit, and thank you for tuning in... rooting for you! 😃
Hi from what I read, if you got your nursing educations in foreign country then you are not allowed to pursue NP or CRNA but I am not 100 percent sure so don't take my word for it. Good luck :)
im 30, just got my first med surg job and looking to get into ICU next year. i feel so far behind already! 😂🥲🥲
You are SO not behind! Here's another inspiring video, Eslyn was 58 when she started CRNA school: th-cam.com/video/nyB4jnsmyU4/w-d-xo.html
Of course, we'd love to see you in the Academy when you're ready. We can help you gain acceptance to school sooner rather than later: www.crnaschoolprepacademy.com
Thank you for tuning in-- Cheering you on!! You got this!