Career questions tagged crna
I am curious as to what a "typical"/easy nursing path would be for either a CRNA or specialized nurse? Am I able to apply to nursing school/programs straight out of high school and is that even a good idea?
Sophomore (but most likely graduating in three years-so applying next year and figuring out where I want to apply t and logistics)
What is the day-to-day work actually like for nurses, CRNAs, NPs, and PAs, and what are some things you wish you knew before choosing your career?
I'm a junior in high school and I've already narrowed down my career/major options but I'm still undecided and am in need of advice.
As a high school student interested in healthcare, what should I be doing now to prepare for a career as an RN, CRNA, NP, or PA?
I'm a junior in high school and I've already narrowed down my career/major options but I'm still undecided and am in need of advice.
How can I decide whether becoming a registered nurse, CRNA, nurse practitioner, or physician assistant would be the best career path for me? What are the biggest differences I should consider??
I'm a junior in high school and I've narrowed down my career/major options, but I'm still undecided and am in need of advice.
How can I make myself stand out on applications to CRNA programs?
I am currently a junior in my nursing program, with dreams of becoming a CRNA. I would love any advice I can get about how to make myself unique in a very competitive program.
How can I stand out as a new grad on my resume and in interviews?
I am a junior in my nursing program, and I am looking for all the advice I can get about how to make myself unique. I would love to work in the ICU to get the experience I need to continue my education in a CRNA program.
Would you suggest starting in med-surg or the specialty of your choice as a new grad?
I am a junior in my nursing program, and I have always wanted to be a CRNA. I have been told not to over specialize too early, but I would like to start in the ICU to get experience. However, med-surg is more foundational and could teach me essential nursing skills before going to another unit.
What job should I do during college?
What job should I get while in nursing school to gain the best experience if I want to be come a CRNA ?
How did you decide between specialized nursing paths like forensic nursing or becoming a CRNA, and what experiences or skills should I focus on now to be successful in either field #Spring26?
I’m currently a psychology student with experience working with individuals with developmental and mental health needs. I’m planning to pursue nursing and am especially interested in forensic nursing and becoming a CRNA because I want to work in high-impact, hands-on healthcare environments. I’m also balancing school while being a mother, so I’m looking for advice on how to best prepare now, gain relevant experience, and successfully manage the demands of these career paths.
What does the process after nursing school look like if you are trying to persue another degree or masters, such as CRNA school #Spring26?
What does the process after nursing school look like if you are trying to persue another degree or masters, such as CRNA school? #Spring26
What steps did you take to becoming a CRNA How are you able to balance your personal life while being one??
I am a high school student who will graduate as a LPN through a program and I plan to also be a RN while working as a LPN before ultimately becoming a CRNA but I'm not sure if I understand the hardship and responsibility to being a CRNA yet.
How do you see AI impacting Nursing Careers in the future?
How do you see AI impacting Nursing careers in the future? I am looking to become a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) and I am concerned that AI will become a problem for my industry.
What does a typical day in a nurse/CRNA looks like ?
im curious about the type of hours they work and if its worth it.
What is the most difficult obstacle on becoming a CRNA #Fall25?
What is the most difficult obstacle on becoming a CRNA? #Fall25
What are some of the best ways to stay financially stable/smart while having little time to work in college What are some tips on time management -between studying, personal time, practice, classes, free time- while going into a hard major and playing a sport?
Im currently a senior in high school, I plan on playing softball in college while majoring in nursing to become a CRNA. I have always been involved in multiple activities and make time to study but Im looking for addition tips on ways to stay on top of my classes and not feel stressed. Is it worth it to try and have a part time job or stick to working over the summer. I am very interested in becoming a CRNA and want to receive the best grades possible throughout schooling without feeling overwhelmed. #fall25 #nursing #studentathlete #college
How can I become a CRNA?
I Am currently a senior at Sugar Salem high school and will be graduating in May 2026. I am getting my CNA in the spring of 2026 and want to continue on that nursing path.
What was your journey like to becoming a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) ?
Did you have perfect grades in nursing school? Did you work somewhere specific that helped you? What would you recommend I do to help me get into CRNA school and ace the interview? Thank you for your responses in advance :)
What is the most ethically challenging decision you face when balancing adequate anesthesia with patient safety, especially in settings where resources are limited?
I recently went on a medical trip to Nigeria, and witnessed many procedures that could have more adequately supported the patient if there was better access to anesthetic care. As someone who is curious and passionate about a future in the medical field, aiming to work as a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA). My goal is to understand this question from a human perspective or from a personal experience. Rather than a general or textbook answer.
If you had the chance to choose your career path all over again, would you choose to be a Nurse Practitioner (NP), a CRNA, or an MD What influenced your choice?
Hello! As an uprising undergraduate interested in health care, I'm seeking professionals' perspectives on which career is more worth pursuing and what the benefits are from each one. Thank you so much for your time!
Do CRNA's really make as much as Google says they do?
I'm in a financial position where I need to aspire to get a job that pays 150k+. Google says that CRNA's fit that criteria, but I'm skeptical.
How do I know if I have the stomach to be an RN/work in critical care?
I consider myself a person with strong tolerance to the sort of unsightly things you find in hospitals, but I know the ICU can be a place that tests anyone. What if I fully dedicate myself to becoming a nurse, only to realize I can't handle the gore?
what skills are employer looking for a part time job as a college student becoming a RN ?
I'm a college student
Is going through medical school worth the end result? #Spring25
I am planning on being a CRNA and I want to know if going through the school and hard work is worth what people say it is. I just want to know that you truly make a difference in the field.
if I am interested in being CRNA or a career in Health Science field, what types of jobs, experiences, or skills are employers looking for on a resume?
I'm a freshman at Hopewell High school and I want to look forward to nursing for my future career.
What are some things I should be doing now to prepare for a career as a Certified Anesthesiologist Assistant, especially while finishing my undergrad?
I am studying nursing at Florida Southern College and I am in their pre-anesthesiology assistant program.
What did you learn from your experiences before CRNA school that helped prepare you for this career path?
- High school senior - Athlete: Swim & Water polo - I like making personalized crafts for my friends and reading thriller books.
Day in the life of a CRNA?
What do CRNAs do daily? Can CRNAs travel, somewhat like travel nurses? What does a day in the life of a CRNA typically look like?