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A Week In My Life as an SRNA - 5 Days of Clinicals
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- Опубліковано 27 гру 2023
- Hello everyone, come spend the week with me as a nurse anesthesia student. I show my usual routine and my day to day life in CRNA school. I hope you enjoy!
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Literally my dream job… this lifestyle is very ideal imo. Staying busy, keeping your mind sharp, helping people daily. Systematic and always the same but also different if that makes sense. I hope to be in this position some day. God bless you for all your hard work dear!!!!
Yes!!! My dream job as well and everyday in clinicals confirms that for me. Thank you so much!
Just daydreaming of when I'll actually be in clinicals and using all this book knowledge I'm learning. Thanks for keeping me motivated
You’re gonna be in clinicals so soon my friend & you’re gonna love it!!🙌🏼 very excited for you!
More vlogs in the hospital setting please. Love it so much
Will do!!♥️
Great video, very informative before I start clinical. Thank you for sharing!
Glad it was helpful!♥️
Hi Paulene, thank you so much for posting this video, it's helpful to get a glimpse of what the clinical aspect of CRNA school is like.
I'm currently finishing up my prerequisites to attend an ABSN program with the end goal of CRNA school. Although I am doing well, I feel I'm not very strong in my core sciences. Have you seen any of your classmates who may have had to work harder to understand the material during didactic, but still achieve success in school?
I also noticed your whiteboard in the back of your car with what I'm assuming is study material. I would love to see a video of how you structure your whiteboards to help with your studying, if possible.
Thank you for all you do and good luck on the rest of your journey. You are so close, know that I am rooting for you!
-Owais
Hi Owais! Thank you so much! Yes, of course - CRNA school is very challenging even for the smartest/most efficient students. It just takes a lot of hard work & grit to get through, but you can do it!!
I can definitely do a whiteboard video!🫶🏼
@@SRNAPaul thank you for your reply and advice!!!
Starting clinicals soon and very nervous!
You got this! ♥️ I was super nervous starting out but it gets much better after a few weeks
How was your application process? How many years of icu experience did you have?
I started working on my applications with about 1.5 years of icu experience & got in the first time I applied! It takes a bit of time to get all the requirements so start with a timeline for when you need to start checking things off your list while you’re working in the icu!
Hi Paulene! My name is Josh! How do you like SRNA life so far? I am in the FNP program for about a year left but I would like to know if I can do my doctoral as CRNA since my FNP degree is MSN. Do you recommend going this route at all? What are some cons/pros you see? Do you have other students who made this change? Thanks in advance!
Hi Josh! The SRNA life is extremely challenging in many aspects but it is truly rewarding and I am enjoying it! My friend David Warren (you can find him on YT & Instagram) was an NP prior to going to CRNA school. He will be able to give you insight on his experience! CRNA programs are structured as a whole so you will have to start from the very beginning of it. It varies per program if you can transfer credits to classes you’ve already taken. I cannot say if I recommend it or not because it truly is a personal choice & a completely different career path!
How often are you able to work out during CRNA school?
it varies! Some months are heavier in workload and more tiring than others. I try to workout at least twice a week but rest, sleep, and school work are often prioritized more. I work out whenever I can or have the energy to or if I need to de-stress
What are your shifts like? I wanna do this so bad but I’m a single mom
They are usually 6am-4pm Monday-Thursday. Some rotations we do 2 weekends out of the month. It varies per program but you do need a solid support system especially if you have kids at home♥️
So during your clinicals you dont have any studying to classwork to do? Just focus on what you need to do in the OR?
No, we have other classes and our DNP research project on top of clinicals. We also have to study for the SEE which we take yearly in our program. So we are constantly doing homework, writing, or studying outside of our OR time.
@@SRNAPaul Sheesh thanks for the insight
Wow! Are you already at five days of clinicals??? You must be almost finished. How were the pharm boards? Have you taken the oral exam yet?
This was just my break week where we are required to work 5 days of clinical! I still have 1 year & 2 months left 😀 & no, we have not taken any oral boards or pharm boards! will update if we do
MORE!!
more vlogs? lol!
Yes please!! Also new subscriber here 🙌
Will do!!🥰♥️
Your name is Paul?
It’s just my nickname - my real name is Paulene :)