APPS THAT HELPED ME PASS CRNA SCHOOL

[@mattvargo3640]

Thank you so much for the awesome endorsement! FYI...we have sales on our apps in May and November!

[@ACoupleNurses]

You are so welcome!

[@luisconcha8202]

Thank you so much for all your content . Going into my first week as a icu new grad and I appreciate all the information

[@ACoupleNurses]

Let’s go! Let us know what Kinda content you want to see. Glad to help

[@Grace2me623]

Starting my program next month, this is very helpful! Thank you.

[@victordasilva6913]

Hey, can you make a video on how you study per subject in CRNA school?

[@jazminegreen3366]

Love these tips ✨

[@jazminegreen3366]

As a current ICU nurse with 2 years of experience, i’m looking to going to CRNA school within next 2 years. What things you wish you did better to prep for CRNA now going through it? (financially, mentally, clinically?)

[@Zeh907]

What would you recommend for someone who wants to become a DNP?

[@subibrothersbrewing6598]

how do you get the pictures in notion?

[@ACoupleNurses]

Screen shot, then copy/paste

[@danilejai7801]

Why did you choose CRNA vs CAA?

[@princessjazz5767]

he is a Nurse already CRNA is more logical path and its a Doctorate level why would he pick CAA?

[@danilejai7801]

@@princessjazz5767 I guess I should’ve been more clear with my question. I was wanting to know why did he choose the nurse to crna path instead of the caa path.

[@SJ-pq1nb]

The answer would probably be the same but I was just thinking about this and after getting a bachelor's in nursing or anything else for that matter, if I wanted to avoid the 2 year ICU I requirement to become an CRNA, I would take the CAA route. However, not being able to work in every state might be a turnoff for some, yet I'm just scared of having to work in the ICU. So, I basically said I would overcome that because working as CRNA or CAA would require that much dedication anyway, so I can't stay scared.