"Why CRNA?"
CRNA Schools want passionate, informed, and prepared applicants.
The Interview Panel will hear the answers of several dozens of applicants...
...will your answer STANDOUT?
The better you understand our role the better you can articulate your WHY.
CRNA Schools will get plenty of applications from great students and nurses.
What helps applicants stand out is their understanding and passion for the CRNA role.
CRNA programs aren't just looking for people who meet their program's rigorous standards, but candidates who will become passionate representatives and advocates of the CRNA profession.
You are going to be one of those candidates.
You'll do this by having a deep understanding of the CRNA role.
The CRNA School's Interview Panel will feel it when they read your essay. They'll see it, and hear it during your interview.
Starting your CRNA journey with an understanding of what it means to be a CRNA will set the foundation for your success.
The VIRTUAL CRNA SIMULATION EXPERIENCE will help you lay that foundation.
WHAT YOU DO NOW AND PRIOR TO APPLYING TO CRNA SCHOOL SHAPES YOUR CONFIDENCE, BUILDS YOUR CONNECTIONS, AND FORGES YOUR FUTURE SUCCESS.
One that boosts your resume, readies you for the CRNA School interview, and prepares you for clinicals.
you've felt the goosebumps.
Rather, it's because you truly understand the role of a CRNA and KNOW this career is for you.
You understand it because you've simulated a pre-op assessment - connecting with the patient and assuring them that you'll be keeping them comfortable, pain-free – calming their nerves.
You've imaged yourself at the head of the bed – being the face of comfort that the patient sees when they drift off to sleep.
You've visualized keeping an eye on the vitals, communicating with the surgeon & the rest of the surgical team.
- CRNA Program faculty taught course material that will accelerate your understanding of what a CRNA does (and beyond!)• Including Room Setup, Pre-Op, Induction, Maintenance, Emergence, and Post-Op.
- Real O.R. Scavenger hunt so when you get your first in-person experience you'll know your way around the operating room (or at least know what to look for).
- Maximize your in-person shadowing experiences and impress the CRNAs with a list of questions to ask them.
- A post shadow thank you template
- Learn about proper operating room etiquette and preparation for in-person shadowing.
- Lifetime access to these courses for review before AND during your time as a student (or prior to your clinical rotation) to stay fresh and confident