If any one here is a nurse anesthetist please answer this cross-question beside the most info as possible.?
I want to be a Nurse Anesthetist when I get out of High school. Can I go right into the 4 year college directly out of big school? And then after those four years are up I can be a registered nurse? During those 4 years do I work to receive my bachelor’s degree? And if I receive my bachelors contained by nursing how much longer will it take to receive my master’s degree in nursing? Would I bring paid more money if I have a master’s degree?
Once I am a nurse for a few years I will apply to the nurse anesthesia program. What is the great degree I can get in that grazing land? Should I get my masters or my doctorate in nurse anesthesia? If I have a high degree will I get paid more and be more?
I am merely curious. I do not want to be an actual doctor. I want to be a Nurse Anesthetist and work my way up. I eventually want to have my doctorate in Nurse Anesthesia.
Answers:
I'm an anesthesiologist, not a CRNA, but I'm responsible for their patients :)
You carry paid exactly the same as a CRNA whether you have a master's or doctorate plane. It makes NO difference. The only reason to gain the doctorate is if you want to teach, and even then, it's probably not necessary. Even beside a PhD, you won't be called "Doctor" in the hospital. That is reserved for physicians.
Regardless of the letters after your baptize, as a CRNA you'll still be working in an OR under the direction of a physician.
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Once I am a nurse for a few years I will apply to the nurse anesthesia program. What is the great degree I can get in that grazing land? Should I get my masters or my doctorate in nurse anesthesia? If I have a high degree will I get paid more and be more?
I am merely curious. I do not want to be an actual doctor. I want to be a Nurse Anesthetist and work my way up. I eventually want to have my doctorate in Nurse Anesthesia.
Answers:
I'm an anesthesiologist, not a CRNA, but I'm responsible for their patients :)
You carry paid exactly the same as a CRNA whether you have a master's or doctorate plane. It makes NO difference. The only reason to gain the doctorate is if you want to teach, and even then, it's probably not necessary. Even beside a PhD, you won't be called "Doctor" in the hospital. That is reserved for physicians.
Regardless of the letters after your baptize, as a CRNA you'll still be working in an OR under the direction of a physician.
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