They are beautiful and smart women. Being black has nothing to do with it. funny how even so called smart people don't understand that this is a backhanded compliment.
A C.R.N.A. program is a FAR more rigorous program than an N.P. The C.R.N,A. is geared only for those who have exceptional abilities including assessment, diagnosis, planning, intervening, evaluating, collaborating and incredible critical thinking/ analytical skills. As a Dr. I value the C.R.N.A.'s contributions to the highest quality patient care with exceptionally positive outcomes.
You two are so inspiring I love it.. I’m a LPN and I start RN school in October I can’t wait to be where you guys are currently in my career. It’s truly amazing keep pushing ladies ❤️❤️❤️
This was hands down the best nursing video I have viewed on UA-cam. As a black woman aspiring to become a RN and eventually obtain my MSN, this filled my soul so much and motivated me even more to keep pushing. You both are awesome!!
Thank you guys so much for the love on this video I truly appreciate all of you... Everything that was stated in this video is coming from a place of her personal experience, everyone has different experiences. State to State things are also diffrent. Another tip from Latonya is to make sure you have strong letters of recommendations to boost your chances. Other places you can work as a CRNA are off site location such as, MRI, CT scan and Cath lab etc.. Hope this was a very helpful video for you all . One 💚!
Awesome video! I wanted to mention that CRNAs in other states can write prescriptions. I practice as a CRNA in NJ and I have prescriptive authority and have a DEA number. Just wanted the audience to know we can write orders as well. Other than that, really loving your channel sis! I was a CNA too so we definitely have both overcome a lot in our journeys! Many blessings to you! ❤️🙏🏾
Love this! I’m in FNP school (just started this semester) & my closest friend (who I worked on a step down unit with) is going to CRNA school. This was so inspirational. I had to send this to my friend like “look at us.”
I just graduated nursing school and I’m deciding whether to become a NP or CRNA. This video helped a lot. It’s good to hear a yaadie you inspire me. Thank you! ❤️
Wow!! I’m so inspired and in awe of my fellow Jamaican (one love!) 🇯🇲and nurse. I’m in my PMHNP program, starting clinicals next week. I have no serious interest in CRNA mainly because I know the curriculum is extremely challenging and I am not feeling up to it. I look forward to my new career as PMHNP. But I send my love 😍 to you both. You both represent Black Excellence!! ✊🏽👏🏽👏🏽🤛🏽👊🏽💪🏽👍🏽❤️
I really enjoyed this video, big up uself. I liked it because it is amazing to see that you worked with this nurse as a CNA and now you are a Nurse Practioner, hats off to you, the sky is the limit this was inspirational.
I’m currently looking at PA, NP, or CRNA because of my interest in anesthesia & women’s health! This is honestly such an informational and delightful video to watch. I’m glad I found your channel! 💖
I was deciding between PA or NP, ultimately saw that PA programs did a better job at preparing a midlevel provider. NP is hit or miss, some seem solid but there are too many diploma mill programs out there. No competitiveness, curriculum is just extra nurse theory and pointless ethics classes, you have to find your own preceptors, rotation hours are pathetic (compared to nursing school at that). It seems harder to get into nursing school tbh since some programs have 100% acceptance rates and dont care if you have RN experience. PA programs are modeled after medical school, a more rigorous curriculum, more competitive to get in, thousands of hours more of clinicals, you’re actually trained in surgery to be first assist, I saw none of that in NP schools. Plus, your certification and licensure cover all the major specialties that doctors specialize in, unlike the limited scope that NPs are certified under (which i might add you have to obtain seperate certifications for each one, one doesn’t just cover all).
@@imthrillz5255 But at the end of the day, PA is stuck at midlevel, with NP you can practice independently if you really want to.....I don't see the point in becoming PA to be honest.
@@FellowOfHammer If your reasoning to become an NP is simply for autonomy then you need to go to med school and become an MD or DO. NP education isn’t standardized and is lacking the most of all 3 professions by far. Just look at their curriculum compared to the others. You will be in for a rude awakening.
Great video! Very very informative! Great to see other minority women doing their thing! I'm a CRNA student & it's inspiring to see those of you who post their personal lives so that others may learn what we can. Cheers to the both of you.
Such a great video! I’ve been on the fence about going back to school to become a NP vs CRNA. This video gave me a better perspective of the role as a crna. Thanks for the upload!
Honestly best value for nursing education is up-to BSN in my opinion. You have so much flexibility and opportunities as a RN without crazy amount of studying and responsibility. If you want to pursue further you should have good motivation that you really want to be in that role.
Your channel is so inspiring & your special guests are always inspiring as well! I love to see black women excelling in the healthcare/ medical industry. It reminds me that one day I’ll be in that position as well. 🥰
Thank you ladies for getting in-depth. I am currently pursing my NP and you two have inspired me to keep going and represent for women, especially for black women in health care.
I find it odd that CRNAs are capable of managing an entire anesthetic case to include induction, intubation, hemodynamic management & analgesic management, but not be able to place an A-line or CVL 🤔 Granted I heard her say that’s only in some states, but still... 🥺 Great video by the way! Congratulations ladies 👍🏾
@@steveabraham3052 CRNAs are trained to place A-lines and CVL. It really isn't a state thing, it depends on the institution one works at. Unfortunately, anesthesia is a very political environment, and certain institutions will limit what CRNAs can and cannot do. I'm CRNA, in New York State, in which CRNAs are not recognized as APRN, but I'm able to place A-lines, CVL, spinals, epidurals...etc....because the hospital group I work for allows me to do these tasks, since I had the proper training for these tasks!
@@MrJdriscoll03 I understand, John & thank you for the reply. To me, it’s disappointing to see CRNAs mistreated in such a way. Why would you want to limit the skill set of providers (sorry, healthcare professionals) that are clearly trained & very well capable of performing & providing this level of care, at a lesser cost? You would think someone would look into this & bring it to the attention of the public/customers/insurance companies 🤔 CRNAs are awesome!!
Thank you so much for the video! It was very helpful and informative. I’m in the process of deciding on whether to go for my NP or CRNA. I’m having a hard time deciding because I would have to go to the icu for the experience. I have 3yrs as a dialysis nurse but I’m afraid of going back to the floor. So I’m in a awkward place right now.
I watched this video in three different stages of my life😂😂the first time when I was in nursing school. I graduated, passed the Nclex, working at the bedside and watched it again. I got my BSN this year and still watching it. I feel like I always come back to this video.. I’m leaning more towards FNP or acute care NP…
Hello Ladies: I just found your conversation. Thank you so much for your advice. I'm beginning my NP on April. You both are very articulated and so interesting to listen to. I will be reviewing your posts.
Thank you lovely women! I just started school to get my core and prerequisite for my rn and I was struggling crna or np, I still not sure still but this is helpful 💖
Thanks for this very helpful chat! I'm in my second year to RN, and trying to set some longer term career goals because I like doing that longer vision. I'll watch some more content for more insight to NP. hearts! thanks!
OMG your nursing school OR rotation sounds exactly like my experience! Lol I stayed at the head of the bed and asked the CRNA a million questions haha. He even let me come back and shadow him a couple of days while I was in my last semester of nursing school.
thank you guys so much for this video. as a black woman, currently in LPN school with DNP dreams and goals, it was so refreshing to see a representation of me doing what I hope to be doing soon. Bless you!!!
I absolutely love you to for explaining this. 2 WOC, talking about your professions in a professional and respectful manner. No twerking necessary 😊❤❤❤
I subscribed as soon as I heard the Jamaican accent lol. Starting my accelerated nursing program in the fall, and I’m also going between NP or CRNA, so thanks for this video. ❤️❤️🇯🇲
I have a cousin who wants to become a CRNA because of the money. He went through nursing school barely studying and getting low B’s on the exams because he was too lazy to study. He relied on his friends for notes and never pay attention to class. I really wonder will people like him still be able to succeed and become a CRNA?
He has to work in the icu for a few years prior to applying to CRNA school. It's not just grades that they are looking for in an prospective applicant.
I'm a teacher thinking of leaving my profession. I'm thinking of being a nurse anesthetists! Any advice for a former teacher or how my skills can transfer over?
Love seeing successful black women 🥰‼️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for watching! ❤️❤️
Minority woman in general! All the feels!
Same! I hit the like, subscribe and notification bell right away!
@@helloyou9 lol
They are beautiful and smart women. Being black has nothing to do with it. funny how even so called smart people don't understand that this is a backhanded compliment.
Starting my RN journey this year…..will be back here after 7 years as a CRNA😩
How is it going I hope you are doing well❤❤❤
How is the situation🥹
@@StarKaii000 thank you. I just graduated in May with my ASN. Prepping to take my NCLEX this month
@@ola5337 it’s a long ride but step 1 is done. Graduated Nursing school
@@bn8579keep going! I start my asn in fall 2024. I hope that o can become a crna too
I like to see it! We need more representation in the medical field - i'm inspired!
We definitely do! 💚
You are an inspiration 🙇♀️
Same here! 🙌🏿🥰
Yes we do!!!💖
A C.R.N.A. program is a FAR more rigorous program than an N.P. The C.R.N,A. is geared only for those who have exceptional abilities including assessment, diagnosis, planning, intervening, evaluating, collaborating and incredible critical thinking/ analytical skills. As a Dr. I value the C.R.N.A.'s contributions to the highest quality patient care with exceptionally positive outcomes.
Thank you! It’s nice to be appreciated by our coworkers.
You two are so inspiring I love it.. I’m a LPN and I start RN school in October I can’t wait to be where you guys are currently in my career. It’s truly amazing keep pushing ladies ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you so much!! Good luck my dear. Only upwards
Enjoy and apperecite the journey.
I start rn in January
Are you an RN now?!
How's it going?
This was hands down the best nursing video I have viewed on UA-cam. As a black woman aspiring to become a RN and eventually obtain my MSN, this filled my soul so much and motivated me even more to keep pushing. You both are awesome!!
Thanks so much for that! I wish you all the best in your journey 😊
Thank you guys so much for the love on this video I truly appreciate all of you... Everything that was stated in this video is coming from a place of her personal experience, everyone has different experiences. State to State things are also diffrent. Another tip from Latonya is to make sure you have strong letters of recommendations to boost your chances. Other places you can work as a CRNA are off site location such as, MRI, CT scan and Cath lab etc.. Hope this was a very helpful video for you all . One 💚!
wow CNA all the way to CRNA is incredible. You both are so inspiring!
All of this educated Melanin is just giving me so much confidence hunny!!! love this video very helpful Im not sure if I want to do CRNA its too hard!
Not hard its a challenge! Thanks for watching my dear good luck to you
Awesome video! I wanted to mention that CRNAs in other states can write prescriptions. I practice as a CRNA in NJ and I have prescriptive authority and have a DEA number. Just wanted the audience to know we can write orders as well. Other than that, really loving your channel sis! I was a CNA too so we definitely have both overcome a lot in our journeys! Many blessings to you! ❤️🙏🏾
On my last year of nursing school and end goal is CRNA! This is inspiring
Thanks for sharing! Someone else said that but never elaborated on what state! Thanks for watching
@@fromcnatonp My pleasure for sharing and watching! Keep doing what you are doing sis! 😁❤️ Love that you are representing us with melanin so well ❤️
What’s the salary like in NJ as A Crna?
Love this! I’m in FNP school (just started this semester) & my closest friend (who I worked on a step down unit with) is going to CRNA school. This was so inspirational. I had to send this to my friend like “look at us.”
Awwww, that is so cute. Thanks so much for watching and best of luck to you and your friend!
What school are you in?
I just graduated nursing school and I’m deciding whether to become a NP or CRNA. This video helped a lot. It’s good to hear a yaadie you inspire me. Thank you! ❤️
Glad it was helpful! Best of luck to you
Go for CRNA . Better trained
ALWAYS shadow. I worked as an RN for 6 years and saw various NPs at work and I knew I would *hate it. I shadowed a CRNA and immediately loved it.
Wow!! I’m so inspired and in awe of my fellow Jamaican (one love!) 🇯🇲and nurse. I’m in my PMHNP program, starting clinicals next week. I have no serious interest in CRNA mainly because I know the curriculum is extremely challenging and I am not feeling up to it. I look forward to my new career as PMHNP. But I send my love 😍 to you both. You both represent Black Excellence!! ✊🏽👏🏽👏🏽🤛🏽👊🏽💪🏽👍🏽❤️
Whats up! that is so nice of you thanks for watching and best of luck to you in your program! Bless up 🇯🇲
Love what a quick thinker the CRNA is and how she came up with such an eloquent response to the pay question!
Thanks so much
I really enjoyed this video, big up uself. I liked it because it is amazing to see that you worked with this nurse as a CNA and now you are a Nurse Practioner, hats off to you, the sky is the limit this was inspirational.
Thanks so much
I’m currently looking at PA, NP, or CRNA because of my interest in anesthesia & women’s health! This is honestly such an informational and delightful video to watch. I’m glad I found your channel! 💖
Me too!
sameee i cant decide between crna or neonatal np
I was deciding between PA or NP, ultimately saw that PA programs did a better job at preparing a midlevel provider.
NP is hit or miss, some seem solid but there are too many diploma mill programs out there. No competitiveness, curriculum is just extra nurse theory and pointless ethics classes, you have to find your own preceptors, rotation hours are pathetic (compared to nursing school at that). It seems harder to get into nursing school tbh since some programs have 100% acceptance rates and dont care if you have RN experience.
PA programs are modeled after medical school, a more rigorous curriculum, more competitive to get in, thousands of hours more of clinicals, you’re actually trained in surgery to be first assist, I saw none of that in NP schools. Plus, your certification and licensure cover all the major specialties that doctors specialize in, unlike the limited scope that NPs are certified under (which i might add you have to obtain seperate certifications for each one, one doesn’t just cover all).
@@imthrillz5255 But at the end of the day, PA is stuck at midlevel, with NP you can practice independently if you really want to.....I don't see the point in becoming PA to be honest.
@@FellowOfHammer If your reasoning to become an NP is simply for autonomy then you need to go to med school and become an MD or DO. NP education isn’t standardized and is lacking the most of all 3 professions by far. Just look at their curriculum compared to the others. You will be in for a rude awakening.
Great video! Very very informative! Great to see other minority women doing their thing! I'm a CRNA student & it's inspiring to see those of you who post their personal lives so that others may learn what we can. Cheers to the both of you.
Best of luck! Thanks so much for watching
This information was beyond useful!!
Glad it was helpful!
I am a pre nursing student and this was a very inspirational and informative video about nursing. Thanks for posting.
BLACK Girls do have MAGIC!!!🤩
Yes we do! Thanks for watching
Such a great video! I’ve been on the fence about going back to school to become a NP vs CRNA. This video gave me a better perspective of the role as a crna. Thanks for the upload!
I'm so glad! I am glad I did my research when it came on to both roles so that I know where I belong. Good luck
Shadow! I keep saying this on all comments like yours. 🤣 You’ll know when you shadow.
Honestly best value for nursing education is up-to BSN in my opinion. You have so much flexibility and opportunities as a RN without crazy amount of studying and responsibility. If you want to pursue further you should have good motivation that you really want to be in that role.
What about being a nursing professor? Do you think that's a good career?
I have seen latonya around at work and she’s always so sweet and kind. Love seeing this ☺️
Aww I will send this to her. Yes she is wonderful sweet and kind I ❤️ my girl
Your channel is so inspiring & your special guests are always inspiring as well! I love to see black women excelling in the healthcare/ medical industry. It reminds me that one day I’ll be in that position as well. 🥰
It was so important for me to see someone that look like me make this video! Thank you!!!!!!
I'm so glad!
Love seeing black excellence at it finest!!! These questions were really informative, thank you!!
Thanks so much! 😊
Thank you ladies for getting in-depth. I am currently pursing my NP and you two have inspired me to keep going and represent for women, especially for black women in health care.
You two are so inspirational!! Hoping to be an NP! I'm in Paramedic school now!
Thanks for watching! Best of luck
That’s awesome! I’m a paramedic now, in RN school, and I am looking into becoming an NP one day, but I’m “CRNA curious!” Lol
Your information has helped me decide to go the NP route, I love your video’s so inspiring, keep them coming ❤️
I'm so glad! good luck on your NP journey
I LIVE for your videos!!!! I love the transparency and how thorough your videos are!!!
Thank you so much for that!! ❤️
Love it
In some states CRNAs do get a DEA number and depending on the facility CRNAs do order meds for patients like in OB and PACU, etc.
Thanks for the information, do you know what state?
I find it odd that CRNAs are capable of managing an entire anesthetic case to include induction, intubation, hemodynamic management & analgesic management, but not be able to place an A-line or CVL 🤔 Granted I heard her say that’s only in some states, but still... 🥺
Great video by the way! Congratulations ladies 👍🏾
@@steveabraham3052 CRNAs are trained to place A-lines and CVL. It really isn't a state thing, it depends on the institution one works at. Unfortunately, anesthesia is a very political environment, and certain institutions will limit what CRNAs can and cannot do. I'm CRNA, in New York State, in which CRNAs are not recognized as APRN, but I'm able to place A-lines, CVL, spinals, epidurals...etc....because the hospital group I work for allows me to do these tasks, since I had the proper training for these tasks!
@@MrJdriscoll03 I understand, John & thank you for the reply. To me, it’s disappointing to see CRNAs mistreated in such a way. Why would you want to limit the skill set of providers (sorry, healthcare professionals) that are clearly trained & very well capable of performing & providing this level of care, at a lesser cost? You would think someone would look into this & bring it to the attention of the public/customers/insurance companies 🤔 CRNAs are awesome!!
Love this!!! I’m applying for nursing school this summer. This is so inspiring!!
Good luck!! Thanks for watching
I'm applying tomorrow lol
BOTH JOBS HAVE THE POTENTIAL OF BEING THE BEST!!! IM EXCITED FOR BOTH OF YOU!!!
Love seeing successful black woman in nursing you give me so much hope as a young black nurse
Thanks so much my dear!
You sisters are incredible. Proud of both of you.
Awesome video! I'm a new grad NP and have found your videos to be extremely helpful and informative. One love 🇹🇹.
Awesome! Thank you! One 💚 my fellow sister
Thank you so much for the video! It was very helpful and informative. I’m in the process of deciding on whether to go for my NP or CRNA. I’m having a hard time deciding because I would have to go to the icu for the experience. I have 3yrs as a dialysis nurse but I’m afraid of going back to the floor. So I’m in a awkward place right now.
I’m doing my pre-reqs planning to do a ABSN and this motivates me. Thank u sisters
All the best! Thanks so much for watching
I plan to do the same. I have my MSW. Thinking about switching careers.
I really enjoyed how she articulted her answers, very insightful and realistic! The interviewer asked great questions also. Thank you
Just started my journey to become RN and eventually become a CRNA 🙏
Loved watching this so interesting to hear the differences and what being a CRNA entails
I watched this video in three different stages of my life😂😂the first time when I was in nursing school. I graduated, passed the Nclex, working at the bedside and watched it again. I got my BSN this year and still watching it. I feel like I always come back to this video.. I’m leaning more towards FNP or acute care NP…
OMG thank you!! Trying to decide if I want to go NP or CRNA route. Very informative💜💜
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching
Hello Ladies: I just found your conversation. Thank you so much for your advice. I'm beginning my NP on April. You both are very articulated and so interesting to listen to. I will be reviewing your posts.
Congrats on getting into the program!
You are so welcome!
Thank you lovely women! I just started school to get my core and prerequisite for my rn and I was struggling crna or np, I still not sure still but this is helpful 💖
You're so welcome! You will probably get closer to your decision the closer you get to RN and working. Good luck
Thanks for this very helpful chat! I'm in my second year to RN, and trying to set some longer term career goals because I like doing that longer vision. I'll watch some more content for more insight to NP. hearts! thanks!
LOVE TO SEE IT 😍😍❤️❤️ yes QUEENS, thank you guys for this information ☺️
Our pleasure! ❤️ thanks for watching
Please interview someone in nursing informatics! This was great!!
I will try my best to find someone. Thanks for watching
OMG your nursing school OR rotation sounds exactly like my experience! Lol I stayed at the head of the bed and asked the CRNA a million questions haha. He even let me come back and shadow him a couple of days while I was in my last semester of nursing school.
Thanks for sharing!! Are you becoming a CRNA?
Love to see it! I’ve applied for nursing school and I am just waiting to hear good news 🤞
Yay! I hope it is all good news for you. Best of luck
Ladies, I loved this! So informative, thank you!
Our pleasure! Thanks for watching
thank you guys so much for this video. as a black woman, currently in LPN school with DNP dreams and goals, it was so refreshing to see a representation of me doing what I hope to be doing soon. Bless you!!!
I absolutely love you to for explaining this. 2 WOC, talking about your professions in a professional and respectful manner. No twerking necessary 😊❤❤❤
Loving your channel ! Thank you so much ! I’m bing watching lol ! I plan to start the NP program here in Canada in September 🙏🏾
Good luck!! Thanks so much for watching
Very informative video. Thank your friend for sitting with us today.
I will continue to thank her! Thanks for watching ❤️
Loving it , you ladies are inspirationnnn, i love to see my black women win 🙏👑💃💃💃💃👑
Thank you so much!!!
@@fromcnatonp your welcome sis, you ladies deserve all the praize 🙏
Yayyyy! Thanks for this video Laurie!
You are so welcome!
Really enjoyed this video so much 👍🏾👏🏾🤗
It's nice to hear from such beautiful, accomplished and intelligent women!
Laurie-Ann yuh ting larger now.
Yuh gone up deh wid Antonio J Webb M.D.
Nice Q & A video.
Mi inna di big league now 😩!! I have to go check out his videos, Thanks for watching
I just wanted to hear her actual salary. What a teaser
This was so inspiring and such an informative video! Thank you sm! 💖
Loved this Q and A session!!
This was great! Thank you both!
Glad you enjoyed it! thanks for watching
I hear a jamaican accent 🇯🇲🇯🇲
Up Up! you sure do 😊
You have opened my eyes to things I never considered. Thank you for your videos. *New Subscriber here!*
Congratulations ladies. I walking away from nursing in November. Working on my exit plan. It's becoming to much for me.
The more we talk about money overall, whatever our job is, the better paid we’ll all be!
I was hype I knew the answer to the antidote for heparin lol 😂 I just finished LPN school
You go girl! Congratulations on finishing nursing school 😊
Hey you guys, I Love this 👍👏🤗
Yay! Thank you Koa!! 💕
Love watching this so much important information for future nurse ☺️
I'm so glad! Thanks for watching
Y’all rock, thanks for the good info
Our pleasure!
Subscribed!!! 😍😍😍 educated black women💚💚💚💚.
Thanks so much!
Thank you, I needed this
So much inspiration!! Thank you!!
You are so welcome!
In most states, CRNAs have DEA number and are able to prescribe in the post operative care ( PACU) to treat for all types of dx.
I subscribed as soon as I heard the Jamaican accent lol. Starting my accelerated nursing program in the fall, and I’m also going between NP or CRNA, so thanks for this video. ❤️❤️🇯🇲
Congratulations! Thanks for subscribing! this accent can't hide! 😊 not that I want to 😊. Best of luck to you!
I prescribe sweetheart. I have a DEA and CRS license. So it just depends on the state. I practice independent in my state
The fact that I remembered the antidote for heparin is protamine sulfate made me sooo 😊happy 😊
So insightful and inspiring ❤
So awesome ladies, thank you!
Our pleasure!
Love your videos so much!!!
Thank you so much!!
Great vid. Very informative
Glad you enjoyed it
They are very interesting makes me want graduate even more thanks ladies ❤
Great clip!! Thank you ladies!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the video. Love it!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I was considering PMHNP but with this video,I will go for CRNA.
Thanks for watching! lots of options when you go into nursing. Best of luck to you
Future CRNA here ☺️
my name La Tanya and I’m thinking of being a CRNA 🙌🏾
Good luck to you!!
SO GOOD!
Thanks so much!
I have a cousin who wants to become a CRNA because of the money. He went through nursing school barely studying and getting low B’s on the exams because he was too lazy to study. He relied on his friends for notes and never pay attention to class. I really wonder will people like him still be able to succeed and become a CRNA?
He has to work in the icu for a few years prior to applying to CRNA school. It's not just grades that they are looking for in an prospective applicant.
New subbie! Love your content ❣️
Thanks for subbing! thanks so much for watching
Very informative... Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Great educational post ❤
Currently doing my prerequisites, for nursing to get my msn to become a np or a CRNA I’m content with both careers
Awww I love it ! 😀
I'm a teacher thinking of leaving my profession. I'm thinking of being a nurse anesthetists! Any advice for a former teacher or how my skills can transfer over?
There’s lots of ex-teachers in nursing. The ones I know did an accelerated BSN program.
So an NP can prescribe but not a crna? What if u started as np then went to crna? Still can’t?
Give me life ❤️❤️❤️ loving this video
Thanks for watching!
Great video!
Thanks!