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[@ThriveCRNA]

Watch This Video Next: ✅ 6 Proven Tips To Become A CRNA Fast: kzbin.info/www/bejne/in-vc4lumpuDqs0

[@iceman555559]

Does travel nursing go towards your needed experience for crna school?

[@keanulance9566]

instaBlaster...

[@MeMe-ed8mz]

I don’t know you personally and am soo proud of you‼️‼️‼️‼️ I love seeing another successful black woman

[@GoodVibes-mr5ik]

Glad to see successful people in general...blue, purple, pink...

[@Nadiaaaaaaxdxc]

YES!!! I love seeing another successful black woman!! Just another role model for young black girls !!! Keep up the good work sis!!

[@GoodVibes-mr5ik]

@@Nadiaaaaaaxdxc You know what's even better? When we get a successful black Man. I'm Latina and I love my surgeon husband who happens to be black...heeeyyy🤑😍🥰

[@JorgeSanchez-pt4we]

Shame

[@jailenc6674]

Jorge Sanchez it’s a shame they are proud of minorities who are in high paying careers ? People like you are the problem yes be happy for everyone but at the same time look out and encourage minorities who make up small percentage of the field too.

[@ypmm53]

She is 100% about budgeting and debt.

[@pharrellzgirl]

I have a friend who just graduated from crna school here in Philadelphia,pa. She received a job offer for $190,000

[@dailysip6607]

pharrellzgirl do you know how long it takes to become a crna?

[@kevincc13]

Daily Sip 4 years BSN, 1-2 icu if you’re lucky to start in icu right away, and 3 years for CRNA school

[@1Andrea]

@@dailysip6607 What else do you have to do?

[@jacquelinemarie1721]

pharrellzgirl - what crna school in Philadelphia and did she go straight into ICU-critical care after her BSN? If yes who hires new BSN graduates in ICU ? Thank you!

[@scubamike1468]

@@1Andrea Be really fucking smart and plan on having NO life for 3 years.

[@CandiceFndz]

Thank you for the motivation and the tips! I am starting my nursing school journey and I am exploring this option as an advanced career! I want it bad enough!!! 💚

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thanks for watching.

[@ThriveCRNA]

What stage you in to become a CRNA, ICU nursing?

[@JeffreyQProductions]

I'm graduating in two months and have a job lined up that is 176K base, with an additional 25K overtime projected, and a 10K sign on. I'm planning on grossing about 200 my first year. The most important financial question to ask yourself as a new grad is not "how much will they pay me" but rather "how far does my dollar go?" If you make 180 in California, you will be poor. If you make 180 in oklamhoma or Pennsylvania you will be rich. Cost of living is as significant if not more so than the straight base pay. Good video.

[@user-sg1bn2ij2k]

“If you make 180 in Cali you will be poor” .... dumbest fucking shit I’ve heard in my life

[@yellawood22]

@@user-sg1bn2ij2k you know what the fuck they mean.

[@user-sg1bn2ij2k]

@@yellawood22 180k in CA is not poor you dimwit

[@patt2415]

80 is tough in California, 180 is thriving in California

[@patt2415]

@@user-sg1bn2ij2k I guess you really don’t need common sense to graduate crna school lol

[@schuyler490]

New subbie! 8 months until I leave bedside (yes, Im counting) and start CRNA school.

[@ThriveCRNA]

I am excited for you.

[@ThriveCRNA]

What CRNA school are you going to?

[@ethans7377]

Congrats if youve started haha

[@forgiven212]

Rooting for you! How is it going? 🙌🏻💗🙇‍♀️

[@dedicated_dedestv3540]

How many years of school altogether do you do?

[@bpt249]

I just started my second year of school and plan on living off the same amount I made as an RN when I graduate...if people did that they would have no problem paying their loans off in just a few years or less.

[@ThriveCRNA]

I totally agree with you. I am doing that currently. Thanks for your content.

[@gersoncruz5525]

What an amazing video!! I am 17 years old, but I can say with the knowledge I have this video has helped me a lot honestly! I like when you said that is not all about the money is about what you want and that we can do it

[@yourfavnurseb9699]

I love that you brought up budgeting your money. I’m gonna go check out that vid.

[@ThriveCRNA]

Budgeting is important. Thanks for watching.

[@amutaobinna83]

My FavnurseB is here. Yay!!

[@MellowSerenitycatdogcpbclo0x]

1st of all, You are absolutely beautiful!! And I love the graceful energy you give off. This video was edited and organized very well! Awesome job queen 👑

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thank you for watching and you are sweet. Thanks for your compliments.

[@forgiven212]

I agree and loved it as well. Great advice.

[@_QueenBell]

God bless you. Im currently in an ABSN program to become a CRNA and glad i was led to ur channel.

[@ThriveCRNA]

I am happy to help.

[@EB-kn1ig]

As an SRNA about to graduate, this was a really helpful video! Thank you!

[@austinspitzbarth]

I truly learned a lot on this video. It’s makes me want to become a CRNA even more.

[@amberahhhaa1342]

Thank you for this video! I'll be graduating from CRNA school in a couple months and your videos have been very helpful.

[@flyboymiles3056]

Wish I was this mature when I was young

[@evea9811]

Thank for the information! I am an ARNP in Florida and am working toward going back to complete the DNP in anesthesia. I appreciate any information and direction you can provide ❤️👩🏼‍⚕️

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thanks for watching. I would recommend getting high grades in your course work. Also, depending on the nurse anesthesia program, they will allow you to transfer over some of your credits/classes for the nurse anesthesia program so your first year will be a lighter load. I would recommend to strengthen your resume/application by involving yourself in a research project.

[@scubamike1468]

The United States Army has an absolutely amazing CRNA program. So does the Department of Veterans Affairs. Both are run through northeastern university out of Boston and are DNP programs.

[@pogipupers5705]

This is so awesome that you did this. The information you provide is so invaluable to me because I’m in a location where I don’t have someone I can ask. You put it all out there and answer a lot of the questions I have. Thank you

[@maggied1784]

I wish there was a love button for this video!

[@Muslimah33]

I am so proud of you and you inspire me.

[@lp5022]

I really appreciate your insight. It's helpful and inspiring! Your content in general is very encouraging

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thanks for watching

[@Financial_Awareness]

Good info - thank you for sharing. Very good insights - CRNA income does vary by location for sure. Working for 2-3 years in a location to help CRNAs pay off their loans is a great idea if they can do it.

[@isaacshah18]

You are are truly an inspiration, I want this. I'm going to work hard to get it and fight for it. Thank you ♥️

[@ShaniceYuiWilliams]

Thinking about entering CRNA school within two years actually. I’m a new grad but hired into the ICU stepdown in a level 1 trauma hospital. In fla we have BSN -DNP programs offered for Nurse Anesthesia. I’m just nervous of the whole not being able to work for 3 years.

[@ThriveCRNA]

I can totally understand. I had a newborn baby when I started CRNA school. If you are serious about CRNA school, I recommend that you start saving and budgeting. Thanks for watching.

[@CEL2815]

Hello. I am thinking about switching in making a significant career shift to an RN, and then a CRNA. It’s a little nerve wrecking considering my age, but I am going to trust God. Thank you for this video.

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thanks for watching.

[@ThriveCRNA]

It is inspiring that you are thinking of going to CRNA school in the future. Never give up on your dreams.

[@MRBINO20]

I love how I just show your amazing video and channel. I also like how you sneak in get a side job 1099 hustle!! 1099 hustle is youtube for you love!!

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thanks for your comment. I am on KZbin to provide free love and education. I am not looking to make KZbin my side 1099 hustle. I just enjoy being a mentor on KZbin. I have learned that I love educating and motivating, it is my calling.

[@saupitty]

I absolutely love your videos, and they give me much hope of pursuing this career as a CRNA!! Thnx for the information and videos.

[@virginialorthe1487]

If you only knew how thankful I am to you for making every single video about CRNA I used to do research and find nothing. Thank you so much and please any other content would be helpful 😍

[@mcrna]

Very informative. I graduate CRNA school next year. Thanks for your video

[@Lifegoals4me]

I love the way you think! Financial-peace-of-mind is so empowering! In my opinion, it has little to do with how much money one makes. Instead it’s about being a good money manager! Again, thanks for raising awareness on this critical issue. You’re beautiful, confident and accomplished, glad I ran across your channel.

[@tobeleo3558]

Thank you so much. I'm from Africa. Hoping to become a CRNA one day

[@maryjames3646]

We're in this together bro

[@tobeleo3558]

@@maryjames3646 where you from?

[@_stephanie_paul]

Ayeee I’m African too!

[@Legacyyyyyyyyyyyyyy]

in my 2nd semester of CRNA school and your video is helping me procrastinate organic chem.. thanksss

[@ThriveCRNA]

Studying organic chemistry is hard. It is great to take breaks.

[@Legacyyyyyyyyyyyyyy]

@@ThriveCRNA Oh definitely. Very informative video. Also, what percent of your salary will typically go towards malpractice insurance?

[@ThriveCRNA]

Malpractice is usually covered if you have a W2 job. If you are 1099, you will have to pay for your malpractice through your business. For specific malpractice quotes, check out AANA.com

[@Legacyyyyyyyyyyyyyy]

@@ThriveCRNA Awesome, thank you

[@lm1534my]

Christina. I really enjoy all your videos. They keep me encouraged and motivated. I am wondering if you can do a video posting a real check stub showing the breakdown of things like call pay, base salary, etc.? That would be so helpful. Thx

[@X3GibbleX3]

I saw some CRNAs in California were making over 200k. That's crazy to me.

[@ThriveCRNA]

Yes, it is possible. Thanks for watching.

[@ThriveCRNA]

Do you currently live in California?

[@X3GibbleX3]

@@ThriveCRNA Yes ma'am. Thinking of going to crna school

[@ThriveCRNA]

Awesome. I have a friend working in California and loves it. Great state for CRNA practice. Are you in the ICU?

[@X3GibbleX3]

@@ThriveCRNA I'm actually barely graduating nursing school. So I'm still very novice 😊. Just had heard great things about CRNA and thought I'd look more into it.

[@coplock6689]

Great video. Thanks for sharing all of this. I'm glad there are people like you in the world.

[@bnic825]

Just discovering you and I appreciate your content already 🙌🏾😘

[@angelamarie3881]

thank you so much! i love to help ppl also.

[@Jmichelle213]

Thank you so much for this info! This is great to know while creating my long term goal!

[@brosario6791]

Thank you for making these videos! They are very helpful.

[@alyaangel420]

You are so motivating ! Thank you

[@PrincePalmUwU]

Yes another video you go gurl!

[@teja9341]

God bless you! Thank you so much for sharing your journey and inspiring me! You definitely are helping and inspiring others 😊

[@ypmm53]

Thank you for all your time and info you shared to help us!

[@ThriveCRNA]

No problem. It is my pleasure to help 😊

[@ypmm53]

Thrive CRNA I have a while to go. I will be retiring from the fire dept within the next 2 years (I’m a paramedic). I hope to have all my prerequisites for nursing and PA completed. If I go the PA route, then I’ll consider pursuing being an AA. If I go the RN route, I’ll head towards the CRNA route.

[@ThriveCRNA]

That sounds like a great plan. How long have you been a paramedic?

[@ypmm53]

Thrive CRNA I’ve been with the fire dept since Oct 1993. Been a paramedic since Jan 1995.

[@ypmm53]

Thrive CRNA thank you.

[@KagendaK]

Everyone talks about the discrimination black women experience in the nursing field. That honestly does not concern me. From the black crna's I look up to provide solid advice and it lets me know I am on the correct career track. I am thankful for the advice you provided. Great video.

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thanks for watching

[@JillianSelbyPicture]

WELL, I ENJOYED LISTENING TO YOUR INFORMATION.

[@kingstonstreet3726]

I’m happy you are an KZbin

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thanks

[@jasonlmaradiaga]

Thanks for the info. I start next year.

[@EverydayEboni]

You did an Amazing 👏🏽 ❤ job with this video. It's very informative and to the point. Super easy to follow.

[@yamomsass1263]

Im a aemt with 6years of ems ... About to get my respiratory therapist and then pursue the bachelors in nursing i wanna be able to pay off debts while im in school especially since i have 2 kids this is my dream job

[@ThriveCRNA]

You can do it. Just stick to a budget and save when you can. Your plans sound good. Thanks for your comment.

[@scubamike1468]

Skip RT school and go straight to nursing school. You will be wasting time and money going to RT school if you plan on becoming a CRNA. Focus on your BSN and then Critical Care experience.

[@aakrititimilsina7662]

Thank you so much. You inspire me :)

[@masagazialvink9093]

looking at becoming a CRNA soon.... dont know how am leaving africa-uganda for CRNA school

[@kevinrop9255]

Alvin text me I share a plan with you

[@meahbooo]

Look into Avant. It's a nursing agency.

[@kennedybradley2815]

What made you want to become a CRNA?

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thanks for watching. Here is a video I made that answers your question: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mpPJp6qMrM2eoNk

[@kingstonstreet3726]

You are so sweet and nurturing ❤️

[@Scalone326]

You sound like a budgetnista dream catcher! 🤓👌

[@lizzy5943]

Thank you for the useful information it was very helpful 😀

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thank you for watching. I will continue to share my knowledge. Thanks for your comment. :)

[@551223]

Currently finding up my undergrad in engineering and not sure if I want to go to PA School or DNP CRNA school . But seems like I need to have a BSN before getting into CRNA school

[@ThriveCRNA]

I highly recommend watching video to help you with your decision: kzbin.info/www/bejne/in-vc4lumpuDqs0

[@CherieFNP]

This is a very encouraging video.

[@DavidLeeKim]

Almost $200,000. I thought that the higher end CRNA's make $300,000. I thought that CRNA's start out anywhere from $150,000 - $180,000 out of school and that the average salary is $212,000 per year (at least in California).

[@ThriveCRNA]

Watch this video: Top 5 CRNA Salary States: Source- Bureau Of Labor & Statistics kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnjNm2lqnNSZatU

[@1Ezk]

Its very much based on location. Use the US Bureau of Labor Statistics for CRNAs as a guide. Midwest appears to out rank the South on how much you can make probably on account of AA's being a thing there.

[@princess287love]

I just got accepted into an ABSN program that also has a very good CRNA school, so when I graduate I was planning on working a few years then applying to their CRNA program. However, I’m kind of afraid that I may not get in because they only accept like 10 students :/ so would it be wise for me to also apply to direct entry NP programs as well to be safe? Thanks.

[@ThriveCRNA]

I am proud of you. CRNA school is competitive. I was accepted into a CRNA program that accepted 10-12 students. Anything is possible. Also, if you want to be a CRNA bad enough, I would recommend applying to multiple schools.

[@Mariah-bf2uj]

I’m applying for Accelerated BSN program this cycle. I’m 28 do you think it’s worth the accrued debt at my age?

[@ThriveCRNA]

Happy to hear your applying to ABSN. It depends on you. When I went to CRNA Schools, I had student loans. However, some students prepare in advance and save money to limit the amount of student loans.

[@alexvafinis4451]

I am 31 (30 when I started ABSN school) and it is doable and completely worth it. I saved up money for 1.5 years so I would not have to take out any student loans. I was able to save up enough money for the program and living expenses for the 12 month program and 2-3 months post school. It is totally worth it. But I also am a huge budgeter. You have to tell your money what to do instead of wondering where it goes. So go for it!

[@Mariah-bf2uj]

That’s great to hear, congratulations! I just moved back home so that I can go to school. I’ll do the same after I graduate to save up for grad school 👏🏽! Thanks for the motivation guys!

[@mikey51951]

Does CRNA school prepare you for the real world? I remember graduating from RN and knowing nothing when getting my first job

[@ThriveCRNA]

CRNA school prepared me for real world. My program gave me the knowledge, clinical experience, and confidence to practice as a CRNA. Also, all of the advanced practice nursing programs are transitioning into DNP. Thus, you will obtain more clinical experience to prepare you for anesthesia practice.

[@ThriveCRNA]

Here is a video that will answer your question: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXjZmaWcqq1ph5o Thanks for watching

[@2010frankieg]

THANK YOU FOR THE INFO YOU SHARE

[@santiagojuliao3695]

Thanks for sharing your experiences in an interesting video... I wonder how long does it take to becoming a CRNA after being accepted into the program and if you get paid some stipends or salary during the program?. Another question would be if, there is a maximum age limit to start into the program...?. Please advise

[@tbirdd465]

Hello, I am 43 and currently a certified nursing assistant . I am in the process of applying for an LVN program and would like to ultimately pursue a career as a CRNA. Would you suggest this process at my age? Thank you in advance for your help/advice.

[@ThriveCRNA]

Age is just a number. You should follow your dreams. Thanks for watching.

[@ThriveCRNA]

I highly recommend watching this video: How To Become A CRNA Fast: kzbin.info/www/bejne/in-vc4lumpuDqs0

[@_stephanie_paul]

tbird D please don’t let your age discourage you from pursuing your dreams!

[@nurseish882]

Do CRNA work 5 day a week 8hr shift?

[@ThriveCRNA]

Yes and there are all types of shifts you can work as a CRNA. Thanks for watching.

[@sariah2425]

Thrive CRNA can you tell me the toes of shifts?

[@mohammedalsammak7176]

I’m debating crna or anesthesiologist if it worth going to med school and passing mcat and make double the salary and less workload . What u think

[@QueenVictoria26]

Mohammed Al Sammak You mean that CRNA has less workload, right?

[@reboundingfromnarcissistic5386]

Thanks for this! Are there specific personality type that go into CRNA or ICU nursing?

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thanks for watching. I don't think so.

[@reboundingfromnarcissistic5386]

Thrive CRNA 🙂

[@ThriveCRNA]

How would you describe your personality?

[@kingstonstreet3726]

My big sister ❤️Love always

[@thankgod4144]

Nice to meet you ,....

[@kneebarx]

thank you hard to find information online

[@jacquelinemarie1721]

What is the best plan for newly graduated BSN to get into CRNA school?

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thanks for your comment. Here is a video that will go into detail on your specific question: kzbin.info/www/bejne/in-vc4lumpuDqs0

[@tressemeohlala4815]

I don't know how to be that competitive being that I came from poverty.. I'm in LPN school and it's kicking my butt. Do you find yourself being the only black female CRNA colleague sometimes?!!

[@flo_joe]

What about the new grad salary of an NP vs CRNA? I’m thinking about those two but I live in Florida and if the salary is not that much of difference then I would just stick to NP since it’s more versatile

[@CherieFNP]

Honestly, were there many students that were in there 40's and 50's?

[@ThriveCRNA]

Wide variety of ages. It depends on the pool of students applying.

[@vvcc1450]

I would love to hear from you on how to become more productive and act fast, can you learn on the way in RN?

[@zacksalvatore9443]

BLS states that crnas make 200k plus. Is that not true??

[@Tina-jd7iz]

After how many years experience can CRNAs get jobs that pay over $200,000?

[@rb7454]

Thank you

[@griffinanasi6646]

I look up to you

[@griffinanasi6646]

I'm RN CCN BscM I'm legible for CRNA I'm in Africa Kenya

[@jobinjacob1799]

please can you say the duties and responsabilitis of a CRNA

[@satishdegala5475]

Hiii I just completed my bachelor anaesthesia technician can i do crna.

[@ThriveCRNA]

You have become a registered nurse, BSN. Since you have a bachelor's degree, you can apply for an accelerated program (approximately 18 month + or - depending on the program. Watch this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/in-vc4lumpuDqs0

[@fk8395]

Someone please tell me how long it takes from having a BSN to CRNA. Try to be clear please

[@AmanKaur-iz8zt]

U r awesome

[@fallback8314]

i don't really want to be a crna but i wouldn't mind getting just an associate degree in nursing. that'd make me happy. anyone know if and where i can take/start accredited courses during this pandemic? i live in a huge city in the northeast. i started one semester in a community college in fall 2015 but i didn't finish. so i may have 6 or 9 credits.

[@hannabeauty2540]

I swear I'm confused all types of nur MICU ER PRE OP CRNA ICU And I wanna to go Nursing school

[@scubamike1468]

If you plan on going to nursing school you might want to learn what these are.

[@pinksnow3572]

can i be millionaire as nurse CRNA?

[@Yourlife_94a]

What do Americans mean by full benefits when getting a job, I live in Europe and job benefits are obvious.

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thanks for your comment. Benefits varies depending on institution. Example: health insurance coverage, long-term or short-term disability insurance, vacation, sick time, continuing education reimbursement etc...

[@Yourlife_94a]

@@ThriveCRNA oh ok I get it now. Thanks for your reply

[@khouloudbahri1311]

hello im a CRNA but i was graduated from an other country so do you have an idea how I can have my equivalence degree ??? please

[@ThriveCRNA]

I would recommend contacting the AANA (AANA.com) and NBCRNA (www.nbcrna.com) and talk to an representative. They will be able to help you with that specific question. Thanks for your comment.

[@khaldounarabeyat6536]

Hallo.. I have diploma in anesthesia and recovery and bachelors degree in nursing. Is that enough to be CRNA ? I have 20 years experience anesthesia technician. Thanks

[@deejohnson5163]

you rock

[@sanhtytraymany2651]

Great information from your videos...I have a question...I'm 45 and want to go back to school to become a CRNA..but by time I'm done I would be in my early 50s...will it be difficult for me to find employment? Also am I to old to change into this profession?...

[@ThriveCRNA]

I believe age is just a number. You will not have a problem finding a job as a CRNA.

[@sanhtytraymany2651]

Thank you

[@MURDR63]

I wonder if, including lost wages and interest in 401k and more student loans, it's better financially to just keep with ICU nursing.

[@zachmorris8475]

Definitely not.

[@MURDR63]

@@zachmorris8475 I'd imagine it depends on how early you want to retire. Also think of time value of money.

[@zachmorris8475]

I mean you are right, there are lots of things to consider, but I would say on average if you are capable of passing CRNA school and determined to invest afterwards and either pay off loans quickly or pay the school cost upfront then you would overcome any deficit within 4 or 5 years and then anything after that is ROI for getting that extra degree :)

[@katherineikharo7938]

Hi, I just graduated Nursing school and I got a job in the ICU. My goal is to become a CRNA, do you have suggestions for CRNA school

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thanks for your comment. Here is a playlist: How To Get Accepted Into CRNA School: kzbin.info/aero/PLPWTpRhC226EHpH-7asXnyfcCKq151JE0

[@babyface2b]

Hi do you allow shadowing for future crna’s

[@ikennaasiegbu8441]

Do student CRNAs get payed when in training?

[@moviefan1646]

Do you have to pay for crna school and icu And if you do can you get loans

[@ThriveCRNA]

Thanks for your comment. Great questions: check out these videos: kzbin.info/www/bejne/maDNYnZ4nNSdm9U kzbin.info/www/bejne/o2SbkmCqis2Bia8

[@ahmedceyni9344]

How long is gonna take from scratch nursing program to CRNA???

[@ThriveCRNA]

Here is a video that answers your question: kzbin.info/www/bejne/in-vc4lumpuDqs0 Thanks for watching

[@glamorouskc9904]

About 7-8 years depending

[@jobinjacob1799]

can a CRNA practice with out an anesthesiologist

[@ThriveCRNA]

Yes

[@XclusiveChiq]

Can you go straight from an absn to crna?

[@ThriveCRNA]

You will need a minimum of 1 year of ICU experience