Why I picked CRNA over Nurse Practitioner

Deciding between the CRNA route and the Nurse Practitioner route can be difficult and may cross a lot of nurses' minds who are thinking about going into an advanced nursing practice role. In this video, I tell you my reasons in why I chose to go to CRNA school and the differences between the two professions.

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[anthonymarquez]

I was too busy looking at the dog in the back. So cute. Great video btw.

BTW doggo is a 10/10

[aw]

my dream is to be a CRNA since i was 16 and worked a summer at an anesthesia company. i am abobut to graduate with my bsn in december but idk if i am smart enough to be a CRNA. idk i f i can handle that amount of stress while having to study. its VERY scary for me. im also 29 and i want to live my life...aand not be in school forever, i am so burnt out right now. i just don't know how people are doing

[annapaulardzp]

This video is very inspiring, I am graduating next may and really want to work ICU and then apply to CRNA school. Im just scared my pre-nursing school grades aren’t good enough.

[zacharycampbell]

Professor Campbell here CRNA have surgical experience I promise you must be be first assist and swear you will make good orders!

[rjsmusicstudio]

Np is oversaturated in certain states, but people should be able to find a decent job as long as people are willing to move and network.

[olowolobaesther]

True. I prefer CRNA to NP. Need my critical thinking working very fast than working on my people skills.

[dionjoyner]

I don’t know if NP is Worth spending all my life time for because i have tried youtube l associates and some others and still failed 4 attempt. I feel so frustrated don't know what to do anymore don’t even have time for my own kids any more 💔💔💔😔😔.

[De-Zay]

Nurse Practitioner test is really frustrating, I can't believe I failed again after studying so much🥺🥺😓😭😭

[neekh]

CRNA sounds great but I think I would be greatly discouraged because of the price😥. I’ll see when I get there.

[Cduffy]

I've been debating about crna or np. One of the only reasons I would like to do NP is to open my own clinics haha

[Aglahad]

SRNA now, but was an ACNP. Honestly being a ACNP was more fun. Way more broad knowledge base but not nearly the cash

[charlesm]

Thanks for your vedio its really informative i am an RN working in LONDON am preparing to come to the states and being a CRNA is my dream am doing my NCLEX In 3 months what will be the journey for me to be a CRNA

[BishimDeja]

Was it hard to get letters of recommendations? I heard the other nurses be salty when you want to go back to school

[raeakiko]

Great video!! I love your sweatshirt!! Where did you get it??

[Shanique-hy]

Hi, I was wondering when you prepare the medications for the patient do you check the mars like when you are an rn ? Is there someone else that checks the medication to like reduce making an error?

[VKA]

Great content, but wow, the cuts every 5-10 seconds is quite irritating. Friendly feedback.

[j.humaira]

Does CRNA school have scholarship system?

[_GandalfTheGrey_]

When you’re editing, you don’t have to make so many cuts between words just fyi. You could literally just upload the full talking head format video and save yourself a lot of time cutting footage. It would be nearly identical quality video.

[brookedavis]

You are living my dream! I’m so jealous & happy for you. I’m an LPN and will be an RN by next Dec. I have been very fascinated in anesthesia and aspire to become a CRNA. The only problem is my fiancé & I have had the baby fever for a while and want to start a family within the next couple of years. We are 25. I always said I want to be 100% done with school before having kids. If I pursue this career, I’ll be done with school when I’m 30-31 and would have to wait to start a family until that age. I know that’s not old to have kids but we wanted them in the nearer future. Ugh do you have any advice about pursuing a career or a family? 🫤 I have also seen CAAs, which is a 2 year program and heard they make about the same amount of money as CRNAs do but for a year less of school (& debt). That may be better for me if I want to have kids a little sooner. Do you have any opinions on CAAs? Thank you for any advice 💜💜