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The clinical phase of CRNA school is a whole new world—and nothing fully prepares you for it. From navigating tough preceptors and managing OR chaos to overcoming impostor syndrome and mastering time management, this post shares what every SRNA should know before stepping into the OR. Whether you’re starting your first rotation or prepping for your final site, these real-world
Between clinicals, exams, care plans, and 4 a.m. alarms, CRNA school is no joke. That’s why smart lifestyle systems are a must. In this post, I’m sharing the exact hacks that helped me stay sane, from batch-cooking and grocery delivery to calendar color-coding and frontloading schoolwork. These tips aren’t about perfection—they’re about surviving (and maybe even thriving) in CRNA school.
Thinking about CRNA school but feeling behind because of your age? You’re not. From mid-20s ICU grads to 40-something career changers, this profession welcomes all paths. Backed by data from the NBCRNA, this blog unpacks what age most CRNAs start—and why your unique experience could actually be your biggest asset in the OR.
Starting CRNA clinicals? Take it from a senior SRNA with 9 months of experience across ACT, CAT, and independent sites—there are a few things I really wish I had done from day one. From organizing your case logs and daily care plans to building a quick-reference sheet and clinical pearls doc, this post breaks down how to stay sane and
Can Foreign Nurses Become CRNAs in the U.S.? Yes—Here’s Exactly How If you’re an international nurse wondering “Can I become a CRNA with a foreign degree?”—the answer is yes. This comprehensive guide walks you through each step, from validating your nursing credentials and passing the TOEFL/IELTS to securing U.S. ICU experience and evaluating your transcript for CRNA prerequisites. Whether you’re
Starting CRNA clinicals? You’re going to need more than caffeine and courage. From pen recommendations that won’t smudge mid-charting to the anesthesia apps that’ll save your sanity, here are the clinical bag must-haves every SRNA should know about. Bonus: snack hacks, badge tips, and why I’ll never bring an expensive stethoscope again.
