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Hi, I’m a student on track to earn a Bachelor’s degree in exercise science. This career has gained my interest and I’m doing research on what I could do in school to become a perfusionist! Could working as a Cardiovascular Technician or Technologist to gain experience help me get into this career? For education I planned on completing my Bachelor’s then earning a certification in a post baccalaureate perfusionist program. Thank you.

What about joining after CRNA school? Will they still re imburse your loans?

The $75k cost of living should be counted on both sides. On civilian side, you receive $0 and spent $75k. On HPSP side, you receive $82.8k, but still has to spent $75k to make it a fair comparison.

I really like how detailed and organized this video is. I've seen many others where each specialty gets a vague description and many specialties get left out. This is great! The dry erase board visual helps too. I'm pre-nursing and do not think I want to work bedside, so I really liked this video!

Hi. I am a doctor of physical therapy. I always wanted to be a cardiologist, but went the PT route. I would love to do this. I am 48, and am asking what is the best way to become a perfusionist? Thanks in advance

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I’ve worked as a perfusionist for about 13 years now. In 3 different university hospitals, in 2 different countries and languages. I’ve seen all the stuff that this world contains. Still there is no possibility to work in America as a perfusions, even though I am a US citizen as well. Crazy… there is a big lack of health professionals in the US, especially in heart surgery.

I'm a critical care certified paramedic, working as an ALS provider on an ambulance and also part time as a flight medic. i've been wondering where else i can take my career as i have a deep seated passion for cardiology. while i would want to continue working as a part time flight medic regardless of what in healthcare i do, this has sure peaked my interest.

No touching pts! 🙏 😊

Thank you for the information.

This was a great video! New BSN student here & this was very informative. Thank you! #newsub

Hi, thank you for your videos, I am a new grad RN in Cardiac Medical ICU in a teaching level 1 trauma hospital right now, inspiring to become CRNA in the future. Your videos are really helpful and it gave me a lot of tips to plan my future ahead. Keep up the good works !!!

After 37 years of cardiovascular perfusion and being really good at it I can tell you it’s NOT A GEM NOT BY A MILE AND CONSIDERING THE RESPONSIBILITY THE PAY ACTUALLY SUCKES THE BIG KAHUNA

4:21 Please do! I am a new grad nurse deciding whether to go straight into the ICU or to start in Med-surge.

As much as I would love to do this the fact that the government would own me makes me want to cry

That was very informative! Thank you so much. You’re a wise young man and I will be sharing this video!

Can you make content about your internship experience?

Nice to hear

Helpful thank you! Trying to apply may 2025 and get everything tightened up. Just got to figure out how to get shadowing experiences.

Hey can I become Nurse Anesthetist after Bachelors in Anaesthesia plzz guide I am tired of searching

Also 100k tuition for the entire program? Thats unlikely. Plus the other fees…

You forgot to add the cola for the 3 years in service!

Hey, I am an Air Force HPSP recipient soon entering 2nd year of CRNA school.

Thank you!

My 17 yr old wants to do this. I told her to go for it!

I am currently doing cardiac perfusion and my half degree has been completed, how can I come to US after my degree.if you have any guide line plz share with me

Do you know about USAGPAN? Pay and benefits are much nicer, but it's a 5-year. commitment. Rather than $2,500/mo, it's full-time AD officer pay and benefits while school is 100% paid for. The time in school also qualifies as retirement years unlike HPSP.

I could be wrong here, but wouldn't the cost of living and tuition be 0, not a positive value, for HPSP?

I am pursuing Bachelors in pharmacy in India right now so can I pursue masters in perfusion technology directly in the USA or the Uk

I wonder how many nurse perfusionist vs non nurse

Very helpful video thank you! I am strongly considering this route. Was the income for a captain you used before or after taxes? Thanks!

Hello there im currently persuing my bachelor's in india in bsc cardio vascular technology is there any programs after my bachelor's which i can come to the states like in msc (cardiac perfusion

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Hi! Loving your content..did you already have to be accepted into CRNA school before applying for the HPSP program?

Thank you so much I’ve been thinking about this so much. God bless you brother👏🏽

Hey Pierre, this was extremely insightful! Thank you and keep making content. I am a new grad ICU nurse starting next week looking to possible join military through this program when the time comes for CRNA school. This was extremely valuable to me. Thanks.

Very informative video thank you very much! Could you please make a video in which you breakdown the difference between STRAP and HPSP for RRNA? That would be very resourceful too for aspiring CRNA who wants to work with the military

what do you suggest I should do now as a senior BSN student to help prepare as a good applicant for this scholarship? Thanks for the video !

Thank you so much for this video it was very helpful! I am currently in the process of applying to this scholarship🎉

Hello, are you sure Midwestern is 11 months? Online it says it’s 21 months.

Very informative video, thank you! I'm working to get my EMT cert now so I can get into the BSN Nursing Program at the university I go to. My goal is to work as a nurse under Emergency Medicine

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Thank you for your insight!

I would’ve spent it all asap, but this makes so much more sense!!!

how’s everything going?,you made stunning !New- 👋