Certified registered nurse anesthesiologists (CRNAs) are medical professionals who administer anesthesia and pain relief to patients during surgery and other intensive medical procedures.
The level of responsibility for patient care and the intricate, meticulous nature of the profession are proportional to the amount of money earned. As a result, the average salary for nurse anesthesiologists is among the highest of all those in advanced practice and leadership positions.
This is an incredible time to start your journey on this career path because the demand for CRNAs has never been higher.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) projects CRNA jobs to increase in availability and demand by 12% between the years 2023 and 2031, which is double the 6% expected increase for all registered nurses.
To put it succinctly: this is one of the most lucrative profession options for intensive care nurses!
A nurse anesthesiologist represents one of the most advanced and qualified specialties in nursing. This special type of advanced practice registered nurse (APRN) is certified and trained in administering anesthesia to patients.
As a result of this training, you will learn the details of the application, schooling, and career processes of becoming a CRNA as well as the benefits this position brings to your lifestyle.
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Our mission is to provide unwavering support and guidance to ICU nurses who may not initially see themselves as the most competitive applicants for CRNA school.
By helping you develop the skillset and learn the techniques needed to succeed at gaining CRNA school acceptance —without costing you, your family, health, or sanity in the process.
