With how big California is as a state and its population, I’m surprised that we only have 6 CRNA schools. UC Davis being the most recent one. California has the highest number of nurses. Crazy that Pennsylvania has 15 CRNAs programs.

This thread is for current Nurse Anesthesia Residents to talk about school, clinical life, studying, preceptors, stress, wins, setbacks, and support.

Good topics include clinical days, didactic survival, study workflows, professional identity, wellness, difficult weeks, useful resources, and small wins.

No patient-identifying details. No medical advice. Keep it professional and human.

I went to an undergrad adn program thats not ccne accredited. It is abhes accredited but I think this is gonna hurt my changes of getting to crna school. My state colleges don’t even want to take these credits. It really sucks. I don’t even know what to do for my rn to bsn to make me competitive. I live in New York and my dream school is Hofstra CRNA program.