Ya, if CRNA school is your goal you need to stay in one place and live as cheaply as possible. Better think long term because a new ICU nurse in an actual ICU is gonna be tough and then after two years of that you get to spend three years not making any money.
Good for you, but it is a tough path. I work with anesthesia students daily and they don't have time to do anything.
And wherever you go to staff as ICU make sure you actually do interventions. Crazy how some hospitals have teams for everything and the skill set of the average nurse degrades.
Good for you, but it is a tough path. I work with anesthesia students daily and they don't have time to do anything.
And wherever you go to staff as ICU make sure you actually do interventions. Crazy how some hospitals have teams for everything and the skill set of the average nurse degrades.