A CRNAs Schedule | Do we get overtime?

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
  • Many of you have asked me what the schedule is like as a CRNA. Well today we're deep diving into exactly what the different types of schedules you can expect as a CRNA or physician anesthesiologist. It will be very different than your typical shift work or your time as a nurse.
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Комментарии • 46

  • @NaturalGnome
    @NaturalGnome 3 года назад +21

    Can you make new content sharing some of your challenges in anesthesia and how you manage(d) them, compared to the challenges of ICU nursing. Would also love to hear more about things your working on developing in your anesthesia practice. Cheers, look forward to hearing your thought.

    • @BoltCRNA
      @BoltCRNA  3 года назад +5

      I’ll keep that in mind for future topics.

  • @lukeanderson99
    @lukeanderson99 3 года назад +8

    I’m currently a new grad rn on orientation in the trauma icu. My hope and dream is to become a crna. I have been following your content for awhile now. Keep up the great work, it is great motivation!

  • @rubbers3044
    @rubbers3044 2 года назад +3

    RN 12 hours shifts are excluded from OT last 4 hours if you shift is set to be 12 hours. But if your set for 8 hours then yes.

  • @4114rick
    @4114rick Год назад +1

    Have you made a video about going from RN to CRNA? I know it’s a journey but I’d love to see it!

  • @trinicadeem
    @trinicadeem 3 года назад +3

    Nice scrubs! They match your eyes! 🔥

  • @QuietHorizon
    @QuietHorizon 9 месяцев назад

    Thank you!

  • @frankamoboakye4611
    @frankamoboakye4611 2 года назад +1

    Great content

  • @nursewilberflores6801
    @nursewilberflores6801 2 года назад

    Great videos! Do you have to work every other weekend? And if so could you work at night or evening shift during the weekend?

  • @mandykal
    @mandykal 3 года назад

    Cali can be nice, but sometimes working over 8 hours have to be mgmt or supervisor approved otherwise this particular company would write you up. After 8 hours of work I had to clock out and go back to finish up…that didn’t last, out the door I was….

  • @amahlcotterell3717
    @amahlcotterell3717 3 года назад +11

    This might be a duh question but can CRNA’s still work a RN position? Like when you’re done with CRNA work in the week, can you pick up a shift and work as a RN. Thanks in advance!

    • @BoltCRNA
      @BoltCRNA  3 года назад +8

      You technically can but I've never heard of any that do that or would consider it. Many of us left the bedside the day we got our acceptance letters. You would also be held to the legal and scope of practice standards of a CRNA even if you were practicing with your lesser license of an RN. That could have you running into legal issues since as an RN you would be taking orders from another provider.

    • @spotless008
      @spotless008 Год назад

      ​@@BoltCRNAam curious.... aren't you also taking orders from another provider by working as CRNA in a hospital under anesthesia MD ? Thanks

  • @IndyRica
    @IndyRica 2 года назад +1

    Can you be a “PRN” CRNA provider? Or do most places require you to be full time staff?

    • @jennym732
      @jennym732 Год назад

      Yes you can do per diem crna

  • @sunriselotus
    @sunriselotus 6 месяцев назад

    So an RN you can get with/without a bachelors degree.
    You can get your GrE if you didn’t have your high school diploma, and
    CRNA lives a salary are great.
    Why are people going into med school and going to college and taking out all loans?

    • @readyforanything3
      @readyforanything3 5 месяцев назад

      Usually need a DNP, DNP are just as expensive as MD. So loans will still be needed.

  • @happyandfree30
    @happyandfree30 3 года назад +1

    The pay for the more structured schedule in outpatient care is the same or less? If so is it a significant difference?

    • @BoltCRNA
      @BoltCRNA  3 года назад +1

      It can sometimes be a little less but thats usually because you’re not working any nights on call, weekends or holidays.

  • @Malaowieczka996
    @Malaowieczka996 3 года назад

    Where can you find laws by state for nurses and providers? How are Washington statee' nursing laws?

  • @samihdaifallah516
    @samihdaifallah516 2 года назад +1

    Did you worked in Chicago before

  • @ColdSaturday
    @ColdSaturday 3 года назад +1

    I know lots of crnas including me who get time and a half for overtime, i don’t think it’s that rare in other areas at all (i’m in the midwest)

    • @BoltCRNA
      @BoltCRNA  3 года назад +1

      Great to hear you found a practice that offers that. I've never heard of it outside of restricted medical direction practices, which I would dissuade anyone from working within.

  • @coffeepandacat
    @coffeepandacat 3 года назад +2

    You been doing okay??? Lately you've been looking stressed and tired!!!

    • @BoltCRNA
      @BoltCRNA  3 года назад +1

      Doing great, but a lot of things I'm working on!

  • @KaosHappens
    @KaosHappens 11 месяцев назад

    What if you want to work nights, is that an option?

  • @user-hp8ro6yg3m
    @user-hp8ro6yg3m Год назад

    You can contract yourself with a Surgeon(s).

  • @Bushybendo123
    @Bushybendo123 3 года назад

    So an on-call shift counts as your normal 40-hours you have to work per week?

    • @BoltCRNA
      @BoltCRNA  3 года назад

      Yes, my call shifts are included in my time commitment, but we are committed to more than 40 a week.

  • @user-hp8ro6yg3m
    @user-hp8ro6yg3m Год назад

    20 hours a week -Contract-300,000 year.

  • @samihdaifallah516
    @samihdaifallah516 2 года назад +1

    Can someone start from the beginning 10-99

  • @jodimiller2071
    @jodimiller2071 3 года назад

    In regards to the OT after 8 hours for California nurses, does this apply to travel nurses?

    • @BoltCRNA
      @BoltCRNA  3 года назад +2

      I don't think so. You will have a negotiated pay through your travel company which will probably not be California based. You won't be a unionized nurse for the hospital. A temporary contract worker.

    • @aahyy
      @aahyy 2 года назад

      Yep, when I traveled to California, I received OT rate after 8 hours each day!

    • @lindadaws3117
      @lindadaws3117 5 месяцев назад

      ​@@aahyytrue

  • @Teoriaofeverything
    @Teoriaofeverything 2 года назад +2

    Doesn’t sound flexible, it sounds like hell

  • @whalefuhk
    @whalefuhk 3 года назад

    What brand are you scrubs?

    • @BoltCRNA
      @BoltCRNA  3 года назад +3

      It’s called DN-Luxe workwear.

    • @nasjo30
      @nasjo30 3 года назад

      @@BoltCRNA Are they a new brand? Their website looks pretty simple. Do you know the owner of the company? TBH they look pretty nice :D

  • @eduardodiaz9354
    @eduardodiaz9354 3 года назад +1

    what’s the average hourly pay for CRNA??

    • @BoltCRNA
      @BoltCRNA  3 года назад +2

      W2 or 1099? Most W2 positions for CRNAs are really more about a whole compensation package rather than an hourly rate so I'll guess you mean 1099 independent contractor rate. I'd say that is anywhere from $150-200/hr depending on location and negotiation skills.

    • @eduardodiaz9354
      @eduardodiaz9354 3 года назад

      @@BoltCRNA thank you for the response 👍

  • @user-hp8ro6yg3m
    @user-hp8ro6yg3m Год назад

    20 hours a week -Contract-300,000 year.