Watching this in my last semester of my BSN. Never too early to start preparing. Thank you so much your channel is so useful!!!
@user-uw4im7zp9x4 күн бұрын
earning 30000 a month with just masters degree its amazing🎉
@danafelder562414 күн бұрын
Great commentary!
@MusaAlmiggabber14 күн бұрын
This was very informative. I’m in nursing school right now, ABSN and although I’m studying for 8-12hrs some days I feel as if I may not be studying correctly. I have a deep understanding of the material, especially in conversation with my peers but that doesn’t seem to translate on the exams. Any advice?
@ohshesprecious394518 күн бұрын
I am so glad I came across your channel. I’ve been an FNP for 8 years. Working on going back to school to become a CRNA.
@chorvang967019 күн бұрын
Hi David, I'm a FNP for 4 years. I'm thinking about returning back to being a RN in the ICU to get my experience to apply for CRNA school. Do you recommend this route? I have never worked in an ICU before, but has been in Med-Surg for 7 years. Thanks for your knowledge.
@Will-zo7mx19 күн бұрын
Look into anesthesiology assistant programs too?
@MRanda-so9yo13 күн бұрын
@Will-zo7mx AA is probably not the best option for someone who already has an RN.
@darriontunstall370820 күн бұрын
What’s up bro, I donated to the CRNA Foundation, again Thursday, 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, it takes a special person to be a CRNA or anesthesiologist, and you’re one of them
@HunterBSN20 күн бұрын
Will be applying in just a few short months. Beyond excited and am working so hard to build my resume. Cvicu nurse to Crna is my plan!
@theeprepa971920 күн бұрын
I loved this. Very informative!
@Jazzybeautydollphae26 күн бұрын
Love your videos. Did you take out loans to complete CRNA school? Also, do you suggest going to NP school first and then CRNA school to be able to pay for school?
@kalebgriffin199329 күн бұрын
Do crna programs consider critical transport nursing “icu experience”? It’s literally the same as working in the hospital, only in the back of an ambulance. I take care of ventilated pts on multiple drips, RSI trained, cardiac devices (LVAD/impella/IABP/ECMO), high risk OB, and peds as well.
@DavidWarrenNP26 күн бұрын
It would really depend on the program. Most programs want dedicated ICU experience in the hospital, and not transporting patients between facilities. There are some programs that accept non traditional ICU experience, but it’s not very common.
@kalebgriffin199326 күн бұрын
@@DavidWarrenNP that’s craziness. Especially since I feel like we do/are able to do more and get more variety than traditional bedside nursing. Hopefully it can be a change in the future.
@DavidWarrenNP26 күн бұрын
Yeah bro you’re preaching to the choir 😂 I was an ED NP for 8 years, and did everything full scope. National out in California will accept ED and flight experience. Honestly, I think thats some of the best experience you can get.
@darriontunstall3708Ай бұрын
I’ll be there! I can’t wait, 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!
@markko0Ай бұрын
What’s wrong with this video? Why is it so bright? I dad to adjust brightness to 0% & still was hard to watch
@burgerwolfrn4191Ай бұрын
I am a wound specialist NP performing bedside surgical debridement with an FNP certification. I earn well but am already starting to feel the physical strain on my lower back and neck. The telehealth opportunities are what is drawing me in to go back to school for this. If I am injured then i definitely cannot perform wound care as it is fast paced and cannot be performed virtually
@S.Mos72Ай бұрын
Allergic to propofol
@DavidWarrenNP26 күн бұрын
Prolly shouldn’t get it then
@drnpillay3020Ай бұрын
Med.School would not have accepted you,not the other way round.
@DavidWarrenNPАй бұрын
Nahh I don't think so Mr. NPillay3020
@user-sx3ts7xf2lАй бұрын
Hi, Thank you for sharing your CRNA experience. I'm interested in preparing for the CRNA course while ensuring I still have time for my family. Could you please advise on the preparations I should undertake before starting the course? Specifically, are there any advanced studies or books you would recommend that I read in advance? Thank you!
@terence4427Ай бұрын
Couldn't you make the same argument for ADN-RN versus BSN-RN?
@dianefleming5008Ай бұрын
I had propofol I woke up right doing procedure i,don't think that's good for me
@amandawithlov3908Ай бұрын
This is really awesome. Thank you for sharing, I'm finishing up my first year of CRNA school this month!
@italianovero220Ай бұрын
Great video. I’m currently torn on the path to take. I’m currently a travel nurse but ideally was looking to become a CRNA. The issue is I would have to stop traveling in order to get ICU experience. So I’d be taking a pretty significant pay cut initially, then after getting into a program I’d have to work little to not at all, which is tough with a family. Getting my NP first, then critical care experience, then a bridge to CRNA seems like a pretty awesome route. Do you know which program in NY does that combined program?
@grimwulf7173Ай бұрын
I absolutely hate versed and always request that I do not get it.
@haiko__Ай бұрын
Mehdi Warren????????????????
@nighni459Ай бұрын
I think you should stick to what you are trained in. Psych np work in school districts doing ieps.
@TheAurbergineNetworkАй бұрын
TYSM I SAW THIS ON A TIKTOK AND EVERYONE WOULD SAY ITS A DIFERENT PAYED THING
@AthandatuАй бұрын
I didn’t know psych NPs worked remotely.
@MDForTheCultureАй бұрын
Amazing!
@SimonRoberts-vy6ev2 ай бұрын
what happened to the MSMAIDS mnumonic
@DavidWarrenNPАй бұрын
There are multiple different mnemonics for the same purpose.
@noelbarretto14452 ай бұрын
Great interview and lots of vital information shared regarding both CRNA and NP. Got me thinking to be a CRNA. Thank you for the content David
@DavidWarrenNPАй бұрын
Thanks for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
@KnewYawkPapi2 ай бұрын
Excellent video!
@princessnico70252 ай бұрын
Hello! Freshman year i was majoring in biology to become a RN. Chemistry kicked my butt and i got my first science “C” grade. This led me to switching majors to psychology out of fear that i couldn’t do it. Does chemistry continue to build on after undergrad? And did you struggle with it too? Any words would be appreciated. Thanks.
@PeteHob2 ай бұрын
God bless whomever developed propofol. After years of experiences I will not undergo any potentially painful procedure without it.
@abdelrahmanabouelnour53672 ай бұрын
Can you elaborate on how you were admitted to CRNA without ICU experience? I was just hired for level 1 trauma ED but now I think I want to transfer to the ICU to become a CRNA.
@dylanperalez39396 күн бұрын
@@abdelrahmanabouelnour5367 hmm maybe surgical/ OR experience
@louexilus27742 ай бұрын
Wow!!! Congratulations!! You are so close to being done.:):) That's so exciting!! How difficult is your program? And how many classes can you remediate if you score below the grade?
@umlos2 ай бұрын
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!
@peterlee54092 ай бұрын
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??
@mattace042 ай бұрын
Done locums here. Ordered torchys for dinner.
@nickii28282 ай бұрын
Im 19 idk if I should be NP or MD
@kyledeitz27602 ай бұрын
CRNA here. I will say I know metabolism pathways and what receptors drugs work on, but honestly can’t remember the cyclic amp, gmp etc anymore. Fortunately, that depth of knowledge isn’t really too relevant in actual practice. I always ask the students about those 😆
@allyu2742 ай бұрын
Was a front loaded program something you wanted instead of integrated?
@plantaznik2662 ай бұрын
As a biomedical technician, who provide service for GE (mainly anestesia machines)- do you think this chinese Mindray anestesia delivery machine is good? Can compare it with Dräger apolo which was in other short? Thank you Edit: or even compare those two and that old datex-ohmeda (which is actually GE now) from your other short.
@Visionauts892 ай бұрын
I did mine yesterday, without sedation or painkillers. It was really bearable. No real discomfort or pain.
@chelle18104 күн бұрын
what about when they first "put it in"? that's the part I'm most afraid of
@Visionauts893 күн бұрын
@@chelle1810 It feels strange for one second. It didn't hurt (at least for me). The only time I did feel some cramps (like no big deal), is in the turns of the colon. And when they reach the endpoint and start retracting, you feel literally nothing. I really could advise to try it this way. If it would be painful they still can give you some sedation through an IV. Ofc, everyone is different. Good luck!
@javiereg9563 ай бұрын
Hey David, nice to hear you are doing well! I been following your videos since november and I like the content! It so happens that I am from McAllen, TX (worked at MMC and Doctor's Hospital) I hope you liked your stay there I know its very educational haha. Two peeps of mine are your under classmen at Nationals. I am one semester in a program at Indiana and it went in the blink of an eye. Any pearls of wisdom to thrive and squeeze the most out of this sweet sweet orange called CRNA school? If possible please let me know if I can email you, Thanks! -Javier
@yolocomics54683 ай бұрын
I think this video would have benefited from an actual MD or DO weighing in, or a little more research. 1. Premed isnt just MCAT/GPA/Prereqs. You can have 99th percentile on all of these and will 100% be rejected from most programs without extracurriculars. I have 2000 hours as an emergency scribe, 500 hours of clinical volunteering as a medical assistant, 600 hours of ochem research with 3 posters and 1 publication, 30 hours of shadowing, 100 hours of nonclinical volunteering, and this is still on the lower side of extracurriculars in addition to MCAT/GPA 2. MD and DO pathways are largely the same other than DO’s taking COMLEX in addition to STEP and studying OMM during med school 3. When applying to residencies most applicants apply to between 21-58 programs, not 6. I know 6 was probably just the first number that came to mind but when giving information a quick google search or asking an attending for information would prevent misconceptions
@dyloak64503 ай бұрын
I just got accepted to Family Nurse Practitioner school. Should I switch to Psychiatric Nurse practitioner?
@silver_whale73 ай бұрын
When do you transition from a CRNA student to a CRNA resident? Or do you matriculate into CRNA with the title already?
@d1errick30003 ай бұрын
Great, great video. My only problem is that the back music is way too loud. Has to play video 3x to get everything out of it. lol
@FishStick4213 ай бұрын
You’re not a resident, it’s not a medical residency dude.
@DavidWarrenNP3 ай бұрын
What’s up fish stick - 1) you are in correct, 2) I did not say it was a medical residency. Hate to break it to you- but residency is not specific to physicians. Many specialties go through residencies. I, and many others, did a new nurse residency as a new grad.
@FishStick4213 ай бұрын
@@DavidWarrenNP Residency has always referred to physician residency completed after medical school. In the hospital, if you say "I'm a resident," the ONLY thing that refers to in vernacular is a physician. You are an SRNA, not a resident.
@DavidWarrenNP3 ай бұрын
I don’t say “I’m a resident”. I introduce myself as a NURSE anesthesia resident. Do you think patients can’t understand the word “nurse”? I’m sorry, but you are incorrect. There are many different specialties who complete a residency. It’s not just physicians fish stick. Just because something has “always been done that way” doesn’t mean it’s the only way. If you are raising this point, I assume you’re involved in healthcare in some way. Just because “it’s always been done that way” doesn’t make it the only way.
@wef07113 ай бұрын
Incredible video David. Very non traditional student here. Will be finishing my BSN at age 47 and applying after. Have been a nurse for 3 years and was a paramedic for 10 years before that. Have 3 teenagers soon to be graduating HS. Figure ive got another 15-20 years of work after graduating and this is the career that has occupied a part of my mind each day for the past 20 years. Ive gotten to do and see alot but ive always come back to anesthesia. We will see what happens. Thanks for the content. new sub.
@DavidWarrenNP3 ай бұрын
Hey!!! Thanks so much for watching and for the comment. I’m glad you found the video useful! And to your sentiment- it is never too late to do something new. There are several non trad people in my class right now. Best of luck to you and if you ever have questions, feel free to reach out!
@mpat1003 ай бұрын
Blessings and good luck for you on your journey ✨️