SKILLS AND QUALITIES
What is one skill?
-monitoring patient vitals
-managing complex pharmacological agents
-critical thinking
-rapid decision-making during emergencies
HOW MANY MONTHS DOES IT TAKE TO GET CERTIFIED?
36-52
Where do they work?
-Hospital operating rooms
-ICUs
-Outpatient centers.
NAME ONE CHALLANGE?
-high-stress
-long hours
-emotional exhaustion
-contributing to burnout rates near 39%.
-Key hurdles involve managing complex, high-risk patient scenarios, navigating strict, evolving doctorate-level education, and confronting professional challenges like staffing shortages, malpractice risks, and, at times, strained collaborative relationships.
WHAT DO THEY PROVIDE?
Anesthesia and pain management care
Staying calm in emergencies
WHAT DOES YOUR BACHELOR HAVE TO BE IN?
NURSING
WHAT IS THE PRECENT OF GROWTH IN THE NEXT TEN YEARS?
35-38%
WHAT IS ONE REWARD ???
an average annual salary often exceeding $214,000–$230,000, exceptional job security with 38% projected growth, and high professional autonomy. They hold critical roles in patient safety, with opportunities for high-paying, flexible work in diverse settings, ranging from hospitals to independent practices
WHEN DO THEY PROVIDE THIS TYPE OF CARE???
before, during, and after surgical, therapeutic, or diagnostic procedures.
WHAT IS ONE SKILL USED WHEN IN EMERGENCIES
-rapid decision-making during emergencies
WHERE DO YOU HAVE TO GET AT LEAST ONE YEAR OF EXPERINCE?
CRITICAL CARE
AVERAGE SLARY???
$223,210 to $242,000+
WHAT IS ONE KEY HURDLE
Key hurdles involve managing complex, high-risk patient scenarios, navigating strict, evolving doctorate-level education, and confronting professional challenges like staffing shortages, malpractice risks, and, at times, strained collaborative relationships.
% of jobs that are in physicians offices???
50%
-Calm in emergencies
-strong communication skills for multidisciplinary teamwork
-autonomy in decision-making
-profound empathy for patient care,
WHAT IS THE NAME OF ONE OF THE REQUIRED PROGRAM NEEDED?
Accredited doctoral (DNP/DNAP) nurse anesthesia program
WHAT ARE THEIR WORK ENVIORNMENTS?(list at least 3)
Work in high-stakes, fast-paced environments like hospital operating rooms, ICUs, and outpatient centers. They endure high physical demands, including long hours on their feet and wearing protective equipment, with schedules often involving nights, weekends, and on-call duties
NAME ONE REWARD INVOLVING MONEY
-high salary often exceeding $214,000–$230,000,
WHAT IS THE JOB DESCRIPTION?????
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) are advanced practice nurses who safely administer anesthesia, manage patient vitals, and oversee recovery, providing care in hospitals, surgical centers, and rural areas
List ALL 4 skills
-monitoring patient vitals
-managing complex pharmacological agents
-critical thinking
-rapid decision-making during emergencies
-Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)
-RN license
-at least one year of critical care experience
-graduation from an accredited doctoral (DNP/DNAP) nurse anesthesia program
What is the bracket of times used for the growth outlook
2032-2034
NAME ONE CHALLANGE INVOLVING EMOTIONS???
-emotional burnout
-high stress
% of jobs in hospitals
23.6%