Semester 8 Week 8 Update | CRNA School Chronicles
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Welcome back to another CRNA school update! In this video, I share my experiences from Semester 8, Week 8. It's been an eventful journey as I return to my original clinical site, and I'm excited to give you all the details.
I've just wrapped up my cardiovascular rotation, which was an incredible learning experience, and I'm now diving into my OB (obstetrics) rotation. The transition has been challenging but rewarding as I continue to expand my skills and knowledge in different specialties.
A significant milestone this semester is receiving IRB approval for my capstone project. I've been diving into research and making steady progress, which feels great. Balancing a full-time clinical schedule and schoolwork is no easy feat, but I'm determined to keep pushing forward.
Working 40 hours a week in clinicals while managing school assignments is exhausting, but every step brings me closer to my goal of becoming a certified registered nurse anesthetist. Join me as I share my journey, insights, and the ups and downs of CRNA school life.
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Hey Jeena, I’m a subscriber and wanted to let you know I found your channel when I was prepping for crna school interviews. I had 2 interviews! One was a couple weeks ago which I haven’t heard back from yet, and the other that I interviewed this past Thursday notified me on Saturday that I’m accepted starting next year! So thank you for your tips and advice and I will continue to follow along your journey to hopefully help me in school also. Congrats on all your hard work!
Don’t worry 6 months will fly by! I’m so proud of you.
Wow, amazing!! 😊 You're almost done!!🎉 Congratulations!!
Did your program do the last 60 credits of the gpa? And which program did you attend if you don't mind me asking? Thank you.
Is your program DNP or DNAP? Is there really a difference?
My program is DNAP. They are both clinical based degrees, but it is because the program is offered from a school that is not under a specific “school of nursing”. Technically it can be considered a non-terminal degree. This website has a little blurb about the difference if you care to read it over. thecrna.com/dnap-vs-dnp-understanding-the-difference/
@@jeenaalexandrasrna thanks for the reply. Congrats on how far you’ve come. You’re almost at the finish line and it’ll all be worth it! Keep pushing!
Congratulations 👍
I'm a CRNA,an IEN, can I practice in Canada
What is considered a bread and butter case?
Ortho, lap choles, lap appys. Essentially healthy patients
@@jeenaalexandrasrna i appreciate your response
Hey, loved the vibe🙌!
I'm not really sure if it is the best time to ask but, I was wondering if I could help you create a better distribution by working on post-production like better storytelling through Edits, Keywords, think catchy intros and outros, or even some engaging short clips!
Would love to chat if you're interested and keep creating good content:)