My NP Journey Before CRNA School
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Hi! I have been an LVN for 10 years just transitioned into my RN and accepted an ICU nurse internship and really gearing toward CRNA. This sounds challenging but so rewarding! Thanks for your awesome videos!
Thanks for your comment. That sounds like an awesome opportunity. Good luck.
Very informative video thank you!
Thank you for sharing; I enjoy all your videos. I work in the ICU and am looking at CRNA for possibly future advancement; your info is excellent for researching future options, thank you!
Thanks for your comment. Awesome plan. Always keep your option open.
I’m at a crossroad between the two programs (NP or CRNA)
Considering both just in case I don’t start CRNA school on time.. at least I can have my NP while getting everything in place for CRNA school.. what’s your thoughts on that plan ?
I am 36 years old and I am trying to get into the medical field - first earning a bachelor degree in nursing and then study towards earning a CRNA licensing.. do you think it is possible at this age?
Thanks for your comment. Yes.
I’m an ICU nurse. Want to be a CRNA and go into CRNA school. My BSN GPa: 3.06. I’m completing my nurse practitioner program family. CRNA fits my personality and I love it. What are some of your techniques that allowed to transition from NP to CRNA. Does the school board take your masters degree into consideration? What advice do you have? Thank you so much for sharing your experience and important information.
Thanks for your comment. My transition was good from NP school to CRNA school. I made sure I met all the requirements to become accepted into CRNA school.
I’m in nursing school I graduate this December. I was thinking CRNA or MD. You just made me think of a whole new plan. Do you still practice both?
Thanks for your comment.. I am only a CRNA.
Is one permitted to practice both? Is it possible?
No
Very informative video. So cool I’m at Nyu Langone on a Contract now. Great hospital to work at. How much of your np credits transferred into the crna program? I know it varies per program but just out of curiosity? Pls and thank you
Hello,
Thank you for your videos. Your story is truly inspiring to me. I am currently enrolled in an FNP program and working in a med-surg unit. I am balancing a full-time job with part-time studies. However, I know that next year, my NP program will become more demanding, so I will have to switch to per diem work. I am interested in pursuing a CRNA program, but I currently lack ICU experience. Additionally, I am trying to become pregnant, so I am unsure how busy I will be while transitioning to the ICU and being pregnant. I am conflicted about whether I should gain my ICU experience at the end of my FNP program and then apply to CRNA school or start transitioning to the ICU this summer. Thank you for your time and any guidance you can provide.
Regenerate response
Tnx for the video. I learnt that there are some schools offering dual doctorate degree in CRNA and ACNP. Can one work in both fields? Can one work independently in both fields or open a clinic? Just curious
Thanks for your comment. ACNP will not be able to work as a CRNA or vice versa. They are different advanced practice nursing degrees, training, and board exams.
Hi did you complete your NP program and take your boards or did you transition to CRNA prior to you clinical rotations?
I have an associate degree, wishing to start my 1 year BSN program. I wanted to do crna but seems that I can't go that route because I can't work. Can I go for ICU school before going into nursing practioner?
What video at 12:05 are you referring to? :)
i want to be crna but how did you manage financially not working while doing your classes fulltime?
I'm 17 and graduating school next year with physics , maths , chemistry, physical education and English. Can I get into a nursing program coz I didn't. Study biology...
I would recommend to apply into a BSN nursing program before you graduate H.S. Focus on planning out your future and have diligence.
@@ThriveCRNA actually im planning to study abroad so. I have to wait till I graduate.. thanks for ur kind advice
@thriveCRNA I have a offer for Neuro ICU and Cardio thoracic step down unit.... which would transition better for CRNA school.... I was thinking to Neuro ICU then I could transfer to different ICU after a year
What does step down mean
@@mahi9684 its a unit thats a little more advance then med surg but the pts aren't as critical as ICU pts. Usually 4:1 ratio where ICU is usually 2:1 and has more Iv drips like Vasopressors and intense monitoring. Its a higher level of care