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There was a day at clinical way back when I was in There was a day at clinical way back when I was in nursing school 10 years ago. It’s funny how some of the simplest of conversations you remember forever. 

My preceptor asked me how I liked my coffee, and scared and passive little me mumbled “oh, however…”

She looked at me and told me, “Always know what you want. So how do you like your coffee?”

Black I said. 

Always know what you want. ☕️

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Another quarter down only ONE MORE to go 😀 3 mo Another quarter down only ONE MORE to go 😀
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I highly do not recommend tag-teaming a case with I highly do not recommend tag-teaming a case with your friend cause you will end up dying from laughter at each other the entire time. 🫀💉 @ed.tee 
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PROPOFOL FACTS🤍😴💤 Did you know the last 2 PROPOFOL FACTS🤍😴💤
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I thought I’d be all coordinated and wear this c I thought I’d be all coordinated and wear this cap for dental cases, then the OR nurse asked me if there were butt cracks on my cap & now I’ll never unsee it 😂 🍑 looks like this is my new endo cap 💩

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I’ve been seeing so many versions of what happen I’ve been seeing so many versions of what happened with #radondavaught that me & my roommate found the official court documents & photo evidence for those who are interested in what happened in the words of RaDonda herself. In general, don’t ever trust what comments you read on social media, & read the facts before forming your opinion, regardless of what stance you take. This is an unfortunate circumstance for everyone involved & I am so SO ready for the nursing profession to start to feel passionate and empowered again. 😕 Swipe to read, what do you guys think?
Let’s talk about blood transfusion! 🩸⁣ ⁣ Let’s talk about blood transfusion! 🩸⁣
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𝐩𝐑𝐁𝐂𝐬 ⁣
🔴 Transfusing 1 unit of pRBCs raises Hgb ~ 1g/dL & Hct by 2-3%. This provides a good estimate of where you should be at without drawing labs.⁣
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🔴 There are 𝘢𝘥𝘥𝘪𝘵𝘪𝘷𝘦𝘴 that increase the shelf-life of blood. ⁣
- 𝐂𝐢𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐞: anticoagulant. You don’t want your blood clotting in the bag! It inhibits calcium. Keep this in mind if giving multiple units, could lead to hypocalcemia. ⁣
- 𝐃𝐞𝐱𝐭𝐫𝐨𝐬𝐞: substrate for glycolysis for energy (ATP). This prevents the RBC from using the oxygen they’re transporting to the tissues. ⁣
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- ↓ 𝟐,𝟑 𝐃𝐏𝐆 = ↓O2 release to the tissues. Which is the whole point of RBCs right. To deliver oxygen to the body. This is why with ECMO patients we used to ask blood bank for our blood to be <10 days old, to get the max benefit for these sick hypoxic patients. ⁣
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It was a cool day. I remember the first time an an It was a cool day. I remember the first time an anesthesiologist went to intubate and he let me peek at the vocal cords when I was 15. I fell in love with anesthesia that day. 

Early on in clinical, I would think of that moment sometimes & wonder how he was able to do that so gracefully. I remember being so overwhelmed with intubating - how was he able to keep that perfect view for so long and so casually? I felt like I had seconds before I would lose my view and struggle to find it again. I felt like that would never be me and that I was a failure. 

I remember being asked by preceptors to explain each step of what I was doing during induction, and how my mind would literally black out cause I was trying so hard to focus on the tasks. How could they expect me to say everything out loud and the rationale plus answer their questions during such a critical moment? 

Today there were 2 nursing students shadowing in the OR, & my preceptor told me to explain everything I was doing & then I did. And when I went to intubate I got my view & asked them both if they wanted to see & then they did. And idk if I’m emotional because I’ve had 3 hours of sleep or cause that was just kinda cool because I finally felt competent enough to do what that MD did 15 years ago but yeah it was a good day.

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How to get into CRNA School: Basic Admission Requirements

August 17, 2020August 26, 2020

Let’s start out with the basics of CRNA school. I get a lot of questions regarding requirements and career pathways to become a CRNA (in the U.S.). Below you’ll find education requirements, what’s considered “critical care experience” and exceptions to that, info on GPA and GRE, types of CRNA programs and if you scroll to the bottom, I’ve listed out CRNA programs by city, state, and degree type. Let’s get started.

 

Education Requirements

(from the AANA, individual school requirements subject to change):

  • A Bachelors degree or higher in nursing
  • A clean, unencumbered nursing license in the U.S.
  • BLS/ACLS
  • CCRN highly recommended, my post on why this is important here. How I studied here.
  • A minimum of one year full-time work experience, or its part-time equivalent, as a registered nurse in a critical care setting within the United States, its territories, or a U.S. military hospital outside of the United States. The average experience of RNs entering nurse anesthesia educational programs is 2.9 years.

“Critical Care” Experience

Another question I get asked often is what qualifies as “critical care experience”? Here’s a list. Again, this may vary on individual programs, so it’s important to check out individual requirements for your schools of interest). In general, and overall, this means an Intensive Care Unit.

  • SICU (Surgical ICU)
  • MICU (Medical ICU)
  • CICU (Cardiac ICU)
  • CVICU, CTICU (Cardiovascular/Cardiothoracic ICU)
  • CCU (Coronary Care Unit)
  • Neuro ICU
  • TICU (Trauma ICU)

Exceptions?

While these departments are accepted in some programs, I do believe it will make your admission more difficult, as it will be a very steep learning curve while in the program. Majority of CRNA school is adult-focused. Does that mean there’s no pediatric CRNAs? Of course not. Everyone in the program will learn pediatric/neonatal anesthesia. I just add this on because there are so. many. applicants. that will have more generalized ICU experience than you and that might filter you out. But, if you kick ass on your interview or your resume is phenomenal, its possible. Here’s that list.

  • Emergency Department
  • Pediatric & Neonatal ICU (PICU/NICU)
  • Burn Unit

Departments that basically filter you out:

  • Operating Room
  • Post-Anesthesia Care Unit (PACU)
  • Step-down “ICUs”
  • Progressive Care Units (PCU)
  • Telemetry
  • Medical-Surgical
  • Obstetrics
  • Labor & Delivery
  • Basically anything else not listed above

I will also add on, that I’ve heard statistics showing that those SRNAs (student registered nurse anesthetists) that did not have an ICU background, were more likely to fail boards.

 

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GPA

You need a 3.0 right off the bat. The market is too competitive, if you’ve got less than this you’re going to need to retake some classes. The recommendation is >3.5, at least. I know a lot of schools (mine included) filters out applicants based off of GPA before anything else has even been looked at on the application. Now, this GPA “standard” reeeally varies school to school. I’ve heard of schools that majority have extremely high GPAs like 3.8 and above. Others are ok with lower. I would research your specific school of interest, they typically have specific requirements on their application page.

So. With that said.

I had a 3.5. GASP. I’ve never been one of those “school people” that thrives on straight A’s or loves studying. Would I like that? Of course. But to me, clinical has always been the determinant of success. I hate memorizing with no application, I learn nothing. You can memorize shit all day to get those straight A’s but could be terrible bedside. But I digress this has nothing to do with anything we’re talking about HA.

NOW. Did I get in just because of that GPA? ABSOLUTELY NOT. I believe my resume spoke louder than numbers and got me that interview. I’ve been a resume junkie for yearsssss and have perfected my resume to be well-rounded and unique. I’ve gotten every job I’ve applied for, and I attribute that to having a kickass resume and great interview skills. Click on those links if you’re interested in learning more about that.

Back to GPA. There’s this really cool GPA calculator to calculate what grades you need to get in additional classes to raise your current GPA.

A future post is coming in regards to what I did specifically to make my resume speak louder than GPA in regards to CRNA school.

GRE

I’m gonna keep this part short and simple because my CRNA school did not require taking the GRE. Typically, it is recommended you get a score of 300 or better. If you’re curious, scroll down and I’ve listed CRNA schools by state. I’ve linked each of their CRNA program pages so you can check specifically what those schools require. You’re welcome.

Prereqs

This is going to vary entirely by school, so scroll down and find the link to your program of interest for their specific requirements in this regard. In super, super, superrrrr general terms most will require chemistry, anatomy/physiology, statistics.

Shadowing a CRNA

Some programs require this, some don’t. Will it boost your resume? Absolutely.

Letters of Rec or Personal Statement

Search for specific program requirements below.

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Two Types of CRNA Programs (as of now)

Masters or Doctorate Level.

A Masters Program is typically around 27-30 months, a little over two years. HOWEVER, there will be an upcoming transition requiring all CRNA schools to be Doctorate level to maintain accreditation. Doctorate nurse anesthesia programs take around 36 months or 3 years to complete.

Need more info? I recommend joining this awesome CRNA Prep Academy where you have TONS of amazing access on how to prepare yourself when its time to apply. You can also book me for a personal resume review. Check it out!

CRNA Schools By State

There are currently no CRNA schools in the following states:

Alaska
Delaware
Hawaii
Idaho
Indiana
Montana
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Vermont
Wyoming(dated August, 2020)

Alabama (2)

Samford University
Birmingham, AL
MSN

University of Alabama at Birmingham
Birmingham, AL
DNP

Arizona (2)

Midwestern University
Glendale, AZ
MSN & DNP

University of Arizona
Tucson, AZ
DNP

Arkansas (1)

Arkansas State University
Jonesboro, AR
DNP

California (5)

California State University Fullerton
Fullerton, CA
DNP

Loma Linda University
Loma Linda, CA
DNP

National University
Fresno, CA
DNP

Samuel Merritt University
Oakland, CA
MSN

University of Southern California (USC)
Los Angeles, CA
DNP

Connecticut (4)

Fairfield University
Bridgeport, CT
DNP

Central Connecticut State University
Hartford, CT
DNP

Quinnipiac University
Hamden, CT
DNP

Yale University – New Haven Hospital
New Haven, CT
DNP

Florida (9)

Adventist University of Health Sciences
Orlando, FL
DNP

Barry University
Hollywood, FL
DNP

Florida Gulf Coast University
Fort Myers, FL
DNP

Florida International University
Miami, FL
DNP

Florida State University
Panama City, FL
MSN

Keiser University
Naples, FL
MSN & DNP
 
University of Miami
Coral Gables, FL
DNP
 
University of North Florida
Jacksonville, FL
DNP
 
University of South Florida
Tampa, FL
DNP

 

Georgia (2)

Emory University
Atlanta, GA
DNP
 
Augusta University
Augusta, GA
DNP

 

Illinois (5)

Millikin University
Decatur, IL
DNP

Northshore University
Evanston, IL
DNP

Rosalind Franklin University
North Chicago, IL
DNAP

Rush University
Chicago, IL
DNP

Southern Illinois University
Edwardsville, IL
DNP

Indiana (2)

Marian University
Indianapolis, IN
DNP

University of Saint Francis
Fort Wayne, IN
DNP

Iowa (1)

Iowa University
Iowa City IA
DNP

Kansas (2)

University of Kansas
Kansas City, KS
DNP

Newman University
Wichita, KS
MSN

Kentucky (2)

Murray State University
Madisonville, KY
DNP

Northern Kentucky University
Highland Heights, KY
DNP

Louisiana (2)

Franciscan Missionaries of Our Lady University
Baton Rouge, LA
DNP

Louisiana State University
New Orleans, LA
DNP

Maine (1)

University of New England
Portland, ME
MSN

Maryland (2)

Uniformed Services University
Bethesda, MD
DNP

University of Maryland
Baltimore, MD
DNP

Massachusetts (2)

Boston College
Boston, MA
MSN
 
Northeastern University
Boston, MA
Post-master’s certificate
 

Michigan (5)

Michigan State University
East Lansing, MI
MSN

Oakland University Beaumont
Royal Oak, MI
DNP

The University of Michigan Flint
Flint, MI
DNP

University of Detroit Mercy
Detroit, MI
MSN

Wayne State University
Detroit, MI
MSN

Minnesota (4)

Mayo School of Health Sciences
Rochester, MN
DNP

Minneapolis School of Anesthesia
St. Louis Park, MN
Final MSN cohort will matriculate Fall, 2021
 
St. Mary’s University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, MN
MSN
 
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis, MN
DNP
 

Mississippi (1)

University of Southern Mississippi
Hattiesburg, MS
DNP

Missouri (4)

Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barners-Jewish College
St. Louis, MO
MSN
 
Missouri State University
Springfield, MO
DNP
 
Truman Medical Center School of Nurse Anesthesia
Kansas City MO
DNP
 
Webster University
St. Louis, MO
DNP

Nebraska (2)

Bryan College of Health Sciences
Lincoln, NE
DNP

Clarkson College
Omaha, NE
MSN

New Jersey (2)

Our Lady of Lourdes
Camden, NJ
MSN

Rutgers School of Nursing
Newark, NJ
DNP

New York (3)

Albany Medical College
Albany, NY
MSN

Columbia University
New York, NY
MS

State University of New York at Buffalo
Buffalo, NY
DNP

North Carolina (7)

Duke University
Durham, NC
DNP

East Carolina University
Greenville, NC
MSN

Raleigh School of Nurse Anesthesia
Raleigh, NC
DNP

University of North Carolina Greensboro

Greensboro, NC

DNP
 
University of North Carolina Charlotte
Charlotte, NC
MSN
 
Wake Forest Baptist Health

Winston-Salem, NC
MSN

 
Western Carolina University
Asheville, NC
MSN

North Dakota (1)

University of North Dakota
Grand Forks, ND
DNP

Ohio (7)

Cleveland Clinic School of Anesthesia – Case Western Reserve University
Cleveland, OH
MSN

Frances Payne Bolton
Cleveland, Ohio
MSN

Lourdes University
Sylvania, OH
MSN

Otterbein University – OhioHealth Grant Medical Center
Westerville, OH
DNP
 
St. Elizabeth Health Center & Youngstown State University
Youngstown OH
DNP

The University of Akron
Akron, OH
MS
 
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati, OH
DNP

Oregon (1)

Oregon Health and Science University
Portland, OR
MSN or DNP

Pennsylvania (12)

Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania – Geisinger Health
Danville, PA
MSN
 
Cedar Crest College
Allentown, PA
DNP

Drexel University
Philadelphia, PA
MSN

Excella Health – Saint Vincent College
Latrobe, PA
DNP

La Salle University – Einstein Medical Center
Norristown, PA
DNP

La Roche College
Pittsburgh, PA
MSN

Thomas Jefferson University
Philadelphia, PA
DNP

University of Scranton
Scranton, PA
MSN

University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, PA
DNP

University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA
DNP

Villanova University – Crozer Chester Medical Center
Springfield, PA
DNP

York College of Pennsylvania & WellSpan Health
York, PA
DNP
 

Rhode Island (1)

St. Joseph Hospital School of Anesthesia for Nurses
North Providence, RI
MSN

South Carolina (2)

Medical University of South Carolina
Charleston, SC
DNP

University of South Carolina
Columbia, SC
MSN

South Dakota (1)

Mount Marty College
Sioux Falls, SD
DNP

Tennessee (6)

Lincoln Memorial University
Harrogate, TN
MSN

Middle Tennessee School of Anesthesia
Madison, TN
DNP

University of Tennessee
Knoxville, TN
MSN

University of Tennessee Chattanooga – Erlanger Health
Chattanooga, TN
MSN

University of Tennessee Health Science Center
Memphis, TN
DNP

Union University
Jackson, TN
DNP

Texas (5)

Baylor College
Houston, TX
DNP

Texas Christian University
Fort Worth, TX
DNP

Texas Wesleyan University
Forth Worth, TX
MSN & DNP

University of Texas at Houston Health Science Center
Houston, TX
DNP

US Army Graduate Program in Anesthesia Nursing – Northeastern University
San Antonio, TX
DNP

Utah (1)

Westminster College
Salt Lake City, UT
MSN

Virginia (2)

Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond, VA
DNP

Old Dominion University
Virginia Beach, VA
DNP

Washington (1)

Providence Sacred Heart Medical Center – Gonzaga University
Spokane, WA
DNP

Washington D.C. (1)

Georgetown University
Washington, DC
DNP

Wisconsin (3)

Franciscan Healthcare School of Anesthesia – Mayo Clinic Health System
La Crosse, WI
DNP
 
Marquette University
Milwaukee, WI
DNP
 
University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
Oshkosh, WI
DNP

 

Questions or comments? Drop em below. I wish you luck on your CRNA journey!

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2 comments on “How to get into CRNA School: Basic Admission Requirements”

  1. Megan
    March 21, 2021 at 4:16 am

    Hello, i was wondering. Do you know How i take upper level (graduate) chem, stat and other required pre-req courses? Its Seem i caNt take them unleSs enrolled in a gRaduate program Or need a ton of pre-reqs for the upper level courses?

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    • sassyanesthesia
      May 2, 2021 at 8:38 am

      I know most people will take them at community colleges!

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There was a day at clinical way back when I was in There was a day at clinical way back when I was in nursing school 10 years ago. It’s funny how some of the simplest of conversations you remember forever. 

My preceptor asked me how I liked my coffee, and scared and passive little me mumbled “oh, however…”

She looked at me and told me, “Always know what you want. So how do you like your coffee?”

Black I said. 

Always know what you want. ☕️

#nursingschoolproblems #crnaschool #srna #anesthesiaschool #anesthesia #nursingschoolprobs #futurenurse #futurenurses #registerednurse #registerednurses #bsnrn #icunurse #icunurses #nurseanesthesia #nurseanesthetist
Precedex Education! 💉⁣ We love precedex in th Precedex Education! 💉⁣
We love precedex in the OR, but I didn’t so much in the ICU 😂 ⁣
Who’s a fan and who’s not?⁣ & save this post for reference!
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#crnaschool #anesthesia #anesthesiaeducation #icunursing #icu #icunurse #icurn #crna #srna #srnalife #srnaprobs #futurecrna #nurseanesthetist #nurseanesthesiologist #anesthesiology #nursingschooleducation #nursingeducation⁣
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Another quarter down only ONE MORE to go 😀 3 mo Another quarter down only ONE MORE to go 😀
3 more months until graduation!! 🎓👩🏻‍🎓
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⏰ 2,200 hours of clinical experience down and some more to go BUT
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The countdown begins 🎉
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#crna #srna #srnalife #srnaproblems #nurseanesthesia #nurseanesthetist #nurseanesthesiologist #anesthesiology #nurseanesthesiology #futurecrna #srnatocrna #nurseblog #icurn #crnaweek #nurseanesthesia #crna #crnaschool #srnatocrna #nurseanesthetists
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