Career advice, roadmaps, and guidance for CRNAs and nursing students
ICU experience is the most important factor in your CRNA application — more than GPA, more than your personal statement, more than which hospital you work in. But not all ICU experience carries equal weight. Here is what CRNA programs are actually looking for, and how to position your bedside experience to make the strongest…
Patients, families, and even nurses often use the terms “CRNA” and “anesthesiologist” interchangeably. They should not. The two roles are distinct in training, scope, and practice model — and understanding the difference matters whether you are a patient choosing your care team or a nurse deciding which advanced practice path to pursue. The Short Answer…
Becoming a CRNA is one of the most rewarding paths in nursing — and one of the most demanding. If you are an ICU nurse wondering whether CRNA school is worth it, or a nursing student mapping out your future, this guide covers every step of the road from bedside nurse to board-certified nurse anesthesiologist….
