Great video man! I’m proud of you, i really enjoy donating to the CRNA Foundation, since it was hard for me to go to college because of my cerebral palsy, I really wanted to be a CRNA! I would want to be a travel CRNA!
Dang David thanks for the info. Got accepted to 3 schools but I wish I would have had this info sooner. The school i committed to is ranked 8 on US news and world report which is one of the reasons i commited to them. But i wish I had this info before for my interviews! Keep up the good work man!
Sounds like you were at ORMC lol. My father in law was a OB there for 40 years but retired a few years ago. I actually shadowed CRNAs there. I’m a senior SRNA graduating in 2 months!
David I love the informative videos about the educational training that comes with CRNAs. I had one question, do you have any advice for someone who isn't sure about nursing as a career but has hesitation? My issue is that I've completed my first semester but I'm struggling to stay motivated to keep going. Thanks!
My recommendation would be, really, for any career, shadow, shadow, shadow!!! that’s the best thing you can do. It will give you a real life look into what profession you are choosing. As far as the difficulty, any career path worth choosing will be difficult. Good things don’t happen by chance.
Hey David! Recent follower here. How has it been for those who are in school and married with or without kids doing all these different clinical sites? How do they do it??
Hey! Thanks for the follow. It has been challenging I'm sure. However it comes down to this (for everyone who's ever done CRNA school)- if you want it bad enough, you'll find a way to make it happen.
Hi David, thanks for your really helpful video, my question is if age is important for CRNA school ? , im in my 40”s and most of people tell me that’s is too late b/c it’s really hard to get in and harder to finish
It's never too late. It really depends on your goals, and how bad you actually want it. Regardless if you do CRNA school or not- you will be 3 years older in 3 years time. Whether you do CRNA school or not.
Hey David, thanks for the great advice. When you have to re-locate for your 12 week rotations, do you maintain your housing near the school as well? Would you mind clarifying how you manage this? Are you paying for two residences throughout the clinical portion of your program or can you get by with just "living" at each rotation site? Thanks in advance...
Hey! Great question. So in Fresno for didactic for 15 months- just one residence (Airbnb/apartment) whatever it is. After didactic is done, we start clinical, and move every 12 weeks. We’re done in Fresno, and i didn’t keep apartment/airbnb. Does this make sense?
@@albertogomez2696 Fresno, Modesto, Manteca, Bakersfield, Shasta, LA (I think), Porterville, Hanford, Stockton, San Jose, Yreka - I think those are the main ones. Mostly in central valley bc they are indy CRNA sites.
Your channel is gold. From your NP days to now. Love it.
This means so much to me. Thank you so much for the support! I'm so glad you find the content helpful and useful.
David, it's nice to see you evolving and learning during your CRNA school career. The grass is definitely greener on the other side!
Hahah I can’t wait 😂😮💨 thanks for the encouragement
Great video man! I’m proud of you, i really enjoy donating to the CRNA Foundation, since it was hard for me to go to college because of my cerebral palsy, I really wanted to be a CRNA! I would want to be a travel CRNA!
Dang David thanks for the info. Got accepted to 3 schools but I wish I would have had this info sooner. The school i committed to is ranked 8 on US news and world report which is one of the reasons i commited to them. But i wish I had this info before for my interviews! Keep up the good work man!
3! That’s amazing. The good thing is, when you finish, you will be a CRNA. That’s what counts. 😁
Sounds like you were at ORMC lol. My father in law was a OB there for 40 years but retired a few years ago. I actually shadowed CRNAs there. I’m a senior SRNA graduating in 2 months!
Sorry for the late reply! Yes I was at ORMC! Loved it there actually. Congrats on your graduation!! It feels SO good to be done!
David I love the informative videos about the educational training that comes with CRNAs. I had one question, do you have any advice for someone who isn't sure about nursing as a career but has hesitation? My issue is that I've completed my first semester but I'm struggling to stay motivated to keep going. Thanks!
My recommendation would be, really, for any career, shadow, shadow, shadow!!! that’s the best thing you can do. It will give you a real life look into what profession you are choosing.
As far as the difficulty, any career path worth choosing will be difficult. Good things don’t happen by chance.
Amazing information brother. Thanks so much
Thank you for watching!
Hey David! Recent follower here. How has it been for those who are in school and married with or without kids doing all these different clinical sites? How do they do it??
Hey! Thanks for the follow. It has been challenging I'm sure. However it comes down to this (for everyone who's ever done CRNA school)- if you want it bad enough, you'll find a way to make it happen.
Hi David, thanks for your really helpful video, my question is if age is important for CRNA school ? , im in my 40”s and most of people tell me that’s is too late b/c it’s really hard to get in and harder to finish
I’m 39 and just graduating this year. It’s never too late
It's never too late. It really depends on your goals, and how bad you actually want it. Regardless if you do CRNA school or not- you will be 3 years older in 3 years time. Whether you do CRNA school or not.
Hey David, thanks for the great advice. When you have to re-locate for your 12 week rotations, do you maintain your housing near the school as well? Would you mind clarifying how you manage this? Are you paying for two residences throughout the clinical portion of your program or can you get by with just "living" at each rotation site? Thanks in advance...
Very good question!
Hey! Great question. So in Fresno for didactic for 15 months- just one residence (Airbnb/apartment) whatever it is. After didactic is done, we start clinical, and move every 12 weeks. We’re done in Fresno, and i didn’t keep apartment/airbnb. Does this make sense?
Got it! Thanks, sounds like a real adventure..
@@DavidWarrenNP which clinical sites(cities) in California in which National University will send their CRNA students to?
@@albertogomez2696 Fresno, Modesto, Manteca, Bakersfield, Shasta, LA (I think), Porterville, Hanford, Stockton, San Jose, Yreka - I think those are the main ones. Mostly in central valley bc they are indy CRNA sites.
For becoming an emergency medicine NP Did you get your FNP ?
he have both his acute care nurse practitioner and FNP certification
I have FNP, ACNP and ENP.