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How long does it take to become a nurse anesthetist and how is the work like? #career
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Jobin’s Answer
Hello Leo,
Really appreciate your decision as this is the time the world need medical officers to serve the people. The world is saluting the medical professional as their job is to serve the people who really need it.
A nurse anesthesiologist is also referred to as a nurse anesthetist.
Because these nurses are responsible for administering anesthesia to patients, they require extensive education and training. Making a patient go unconscious is dangerous and requires attention to detail and a varied background in physiology, biology, chemistry and other sciences. The road to becoming a nurse anesthesiologist is a long road, but it can be rewarding, financially as well as in the area of job satisfaction because of the importance of the job in medical treatments.
There are many educational requirements to become a nurse anesthesiologist. After high school, you must earn a 4-year degree and become a registered nurse (RN). There are some programs that take less time to become a registered nurse, but because a nurse anesthesiologist also requires a master's degree, the 4-year degree is a requirement. After the 4 years and the degree, a graduate must take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses to become an RN. After becoming a registered nurse, a nurse must complete 1 year of acute-care nursing. Then the nurse must enter a graduate program that leads to a master's degree as well as certification as a nurse anesthesiologist. The graduate program usually takes from 24 to 36 months.
The length of time to become a nurse anesthesiologist is significant for several reasons. The 4-year degree program helps the student pass the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses, the exam to become a registered nurse. This is difficult, and many nurses opt for the less-stringent requirements to become licensed practical nurses, or LPNs. The undergraduate program also helps the student to survive the rigors of postgraduate study. These educational requirements are necessary because anesthesiology is a complex science in which missteps can cost lives.
The important of being a nurse anesthesiologist should not be underestimated. While some physicians and surgeons might have attitudes that look down upon nurse anesthesiologists, that they take secondary roles in the health care industry, a nurse anesthesiologist is absolutely necessary and one of the most taxing positions in the industry because every human body's chemistry is slightly different and responds differently to anesthesia. Therefore the observation skills of a nurse anesthesiologist must be high as well as the ability to intensely focus on vital signs while patients are anesthetized.
Hope this helps !
Thanks!
Really appreciate your decision as this is the time the world need medical officers to serve the people. The world is saluting the medical professional as their job is to serve the people who really need it.
A nurse anesthesiologist is also referred to as a nurse anesthetist.
Because these nurses are responsible for administering anesthesia to patients, they require extensive education and training. Making a patient go unconscious is dangerous and requires attention to detail and a varied background in physiology, biology, chemistry and other sciences. The road to becoming a nurse anesthesiologist is a long road, but it can be rewarding, financially as well as in the area of job satisfaction because of the importance of the job in medical treatments.
There are many educational requirements to become a nurse anesthesiologist. After high school, you must earn a 4-year degree and become a registered nurse (RN). There are some programs that take less time to become a registered nurse, but because a nurse anesthesiologist also requires a master's degree, the 4-year degree is a requirement. After the 4 years and the degree, a graduate must take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses to become an RN. After becoming a registered nurse, a nurse must complete 1 year of acute-care nursing. Then the nurse must enter a graduate program that leads to a master's degree as well as certification as a nurse anesthesiologist. The graduate program usually takes from 24 to 36 months.
The length of time to become a nurse anesthesiologist is significant for several reasons. The 4-year degree program helps the student pass the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses, the exam to become a registered nurse. This is difficult, and many nurses opt for the less-stringent requirements to become licensed practical nurses, or LPNs. The undergraduate program also helps the student to survive the rigors of postgraduate study. These educational requirements are necessary because anesthesiology is a complex science in which missteps can cost lives.
The important of being a nurse anesthesiologist should not be underestimated. While some physicians and surgeons might have attitudes that look down upon nurse anesthesiologists, that they take secondary roles in the health care industry, a nurse anesthesiologist is absolutely necessary and one of the most taxing positions in the industry because every human body's chemistry is slightly different and responds differently to anesthesia. Therefore the observation skills of a nurse anesthesiologist must be high as well as the ability to intensely focus on vital signs while patients are anesthetized.
Hope this helps !
Thanks!
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Constance’s Answer
Hi Leo. Interesting question. Is being a nurse fun?
The first part of my answer is any role can be fun. Fun is what you make of it. Conversely there are times when there is little fun in any career you pursue. But the life lessons you learn when it’s not so fun can be invaluable. But to answer your question, here are the fun parts about being a nurse!
1. You have the opportunity to form a unique bond with your patients.
2. Your relationship is not solely with your patient, but can also be with their families
3. You have the opportunity to leave a lifelong impression with your patients
4. You can sometimes be inspired by your patients and/or their families
5. You will have excellent job security, as well as many career options as a nurse
6. Career advancement is a strong opportunity as a nurse
7. Your schedule can be adaptable to your life commitments
8. You have the opportunity to learn excellent life lessons through your career as a nurse
9. A nursing career promises an excellent financial career
Good luck Leo!
The first part of my answer is any role can be fun. Fun is what you make of it. Conversely there are times when there is little fun in any career you pursue. But the life lessons you learn when it’s not so fun can be invaluable. But to answer your question, here are the fun parts about being a nurse!
1. You have the opportunity to form a unique bond with your patients.
2. Your relationship is not solely with your patient, but can also be with their families
3. You have the opportunity to leave a lifelong impression with your patients
4. You can sometimes be inspired by your patients and/or their families
5. You will have excellent job security, as well as many career options as a nurse
6. Career advancement is a strong opportunity as a nurse
7. Your schedule can be adaptable to your life commitments
8. You have the opportunity to learn excellent life lessons through your career as a nurse
9. A nursing career promises an excellent financial career
Good luck Leo!