I’m graduating from LPN school in a month. I want to one day be in the ICU and eventually in the OR as a CRNA. I have a job lined up in med surg and I will continue taking my pre reqs to get into RN school. I’m so happy and grateful I found this path early. My LPN instructor said as soon as I graduate with my ASN I can come back as a clinical Instructor for my LPN program. I feel like that might be a good selling factor in the future for a CRNA school application.
yay congratulations!!!! good for you for landing a job, it's great to get that experience and then yes, definitely get to the ICU when you can!!! You got this.
This was very helpful and it makes me feel better about myself. Being a nursing student right now, I really wanted to go to CRNA school after a couple years on unit. Thanks for the info!
Thanks for sharing! I was accepted into a program earlier this year and start next may. Definitely looking forward to the transition to CRNA even though I'm also nervous about the program!
I am from Hawaii too! Currently just got accepted into nursing school in Arizona and I am looking into one day becoming a CRNA as well! I just wanted to say that I love and appreciate all the videos you’ve made about CRNA and for making the CRNA club for those like myself looking into a pivotal career path. Keep inspiring and I hope I get to work with you someday! 🤙🏽
🤙We interviewed in Hawaii as a potential first stop for us! We decided to go a different direction, but if things align for us we wouldn't pass it up! Strong work on the video! Lots of nuggets in here 🤗💪
which science classes did you take? I am currently in an ABSN program, I am set to graduate in december 2024 and nursing school is really going well for me. I really want to go to CRNA school so I am gathering all of my info now!!
Hi there Thankyou for your helpful tips I am currently in an ABSN program; I’m debating whether to take ochem/physics to look better because with the looks of it I will be graduating with a 3.4-3.5 is this recommended? Also what were your stats getting into the program?(:
Hi! depends on your current core science grades. A's in them? Eh, I'd only take them if you need to as a pre-req for your schools. any core science class less than a B I'd re-take (and consider a higher level like Ochem or biochem). Each school calculates GPA differently. We have a free masterclass on our website (thecrnaclub.com) that would be really helpful for you! I had a 3.7 overall.
@@thecrnaclub3478 Hi there Thankyou so much! I got all As and Bs on my science prereqs I believe I got a C in biology which is my lowest class. And I will definitely check it out Thankyou!🥹 I’m planning on taking ochem straight out of nursing school(:
Most schools care more about your science GPA. If you need to, take any extra science class or two to bump that up. Remember, it's all about getting your foot in the door with an interview. A 3.5 overall gpa with a solid science at or about 3.6 - 3.7 should get you interviews.
Hi! What kind of volunteer experience would you recommend? I have some experience with precepting on my unit but no charge/research experience so I'm looking for ways to boost my resume since I'll be applying this summer :)
I’m graduating from LPN school in a month. I want to one day be in the ICU and eventually in the OR as a CRNA. I have a job lined up in med surg and I will continue taking my pre reqs to get into RN school. I’m so happy and grateful I found this path early. My LPN instructor said as soon as I graduate with my ASN I can come back as a clinical Instructor for my LPN program. I feel like that might be a good selling factor in the future for a CRNA school application.
yay congratulations!!!! good for you for landing a job, it's great to get that experience and then yes, definitely get to the ICU when you can!!! You got this.
This was very helpful and it makes me feel better about myself. Being a nursing student right now, I really wanted to go to CRNA school after a couple years on unit. Thanks for the info!
Thanks Natt! I appreciate that. We have a couple of podcasts coming out for nursing students in the next few weeks. One on getting a new grad ICU job!
Thanks for sharing! I was accepted into a program earlier this year and start next may. Definitely looking forward to the transition to CRNA even though I'm also nervous about the program!
Congratulations Michelle!!!! Enjoy the time off between now and May. It’s a lot of work, but worth it!
I am from Hawaii too! Currently just got accepted into nursing school in Arizona and I am looking into one day becoming a CRNA as well! I just wanted to say that I love and appreciate all the videos you’ve made about CRNA and for making the CRNA club for those like myself looking into a pivotal career path. Keep inspiring and I hope I get to work with you someday! 🤙🏽
omg no way! Hope nursing school is going well, keep up those science class grades for sure! Keep me posted!
🤙We interviewed in Hawaii as a potential first stop for us! We decided to go a different direction, but if things align for us we wouldn't pass it up!
Strong work on the video! Lots of nuggets in here 🤗💪
Dear Lord the audio quality in this video is absolutely stunning
lol are you being sarcastic I cant tell!
Love your podcast and super thankful for all the resources you have provided. I just purchased your online bundle and can’t wait to get started.
Hi Ashley! Just wanted to tell you thank you again, so excited to follow your journey!
Wonderful; blessings and good luck for you
Thank you so much for posting this. Ugh I relate so much and becoming a CRNA is my long term goal
one day at a time!
Omg!! I want to work as a CRNA in Hawaii; that’s so cool.
Nice video. If you don't mind sharing, what was your first annual pay as a new grad CRNA
How did you support yourself financially while in CRNA program?
which science classes did you take? I am currently in an ABSN program, I am set to graduate in december 2024 and nursing school is really going well for me. I really want to go to CRNA school so I am gathering all of my info now!!
You need a BSN to apply for CRNA school.
Please make a video about CRNA life in Hawaii
Mam how can i becomes a crna how am choose in searching for crna school because i from infia
Hi there Thankyou for your helpful tips I am currently in an ABSN program; I’m debating whether to take ochem/physics to look better because with the looks of it I will be graduating with a 3.4-3.5 is this recommended? Also what were your stats getting into the program?(:
Hi! depends on your current core science grades. A's in them? Eh, I'd only take them if you need to as a pre-req for your schools. any core science class less than a B I'd re-take (and consider a higher level like Ochem or biochem). Each school calculates GPA differently. We have a free masterclass on our website (thecrnaclub.com) that would be really helpful for you! I had a 3.7 overall.
@@thecrnaclub3478 Hi there Thankyou so much! I got all As and Bs on my science prereqs I believe I got a C in biology which is my lowest class. And I will definitely check it out Thankyou!🥹 I’m planning on taking ochem straight out of nursing school(:
Most schools care more about your science GPA. If you need to, take any extra science class or two to bump that up. Remember, it's all about getting your foot in the door with an interview. A 3.5 overall gpa with a solid science at or about 3.6 - 3.7 should get you interviews.
Hello! Please reply me? I’m a BSN. Would you please explain me what is SCIENCE GPA and overall GPA for the requirements of CRNA?
How did you find these new grad icu programs?
Hi! What kind of volunteer experience would you recommend? I have some experience with precepting on my unit but no charge/research experience so I'm looking for ways to boost my resume since I'll be applying this summer :)
hey Sarah! Something that aligns with your "why" and is genuine to who you are. We just like CRNAs in the profession who give back =)
Was your CRNA program maths and chemistry heavy?
yes, super!
@@thecrnaclub3478 Can you elaborate? In what subjects and what types/topics of math and chemistry?
I would like to ask some questions
We have lots of free resources on our website that might answer some of them! It's a good place to start
I wish they had a CRNA on Oahu 😭😭 they barely got a DPT program recently. Hopefully they change that soon.
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