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Why did you become a Nurse Anesthetist?

Hello! My name is Urooj and I am a current high school student. I'm conducting an interview with any professional in the nursing and anesthesiology field for a Foundations in Health Science class project about careers! I have created a total of 13 questions. Comment on this post, answering all 13 questions to be a part of my assignment.

1.) What profession did you choose?
Why?

2.) How many years of college did you
need to go through?

3.) What jobs did you work before you
landed your present professional
job?

4.) How can I decide if I should earn a
Ph.D. in this field?

5.) Were you in a college program?

6.) Did you have to pivot and go back to
school at a later date?

7.) Did you shadow another
professional in the field?

8. ) Did you join any school clubs
related to your current profession?

9.) Was there a particular subject you
struggled with during your school
years?

10.) What skill sets did you learn or
gain while pursuing your career?

11.) What are some hard and soft skills you need for this field?

12.) What would you do differently if you could go back in time?

13.) Did you do any internships? If so what did you do and how were you able to get the internship?

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Susan’s Answer

1. I chose this profession when I was in nursing school. I spent the summer in the operating room. The anesthetist was competent and her work fascinated me. 2.4 years to earn my bachelor of science then 27 months for my graduate degree. Now they will require 36 months to earn a Doctorate of Nursing Practice. 3. I worked as a registered nurse in several areas for eight years. You must include 1 year of some level of an intensive care unit experience to be a nurse anesthetist . 4. The time you spend in college will help you decide on a PhD career route. 5. Refer to answer 2 6. See the answer to question 3. 7. Yes I shadowed a nurse anesthetist aft the hospital I worked at. That is usually good to put on your application to go into anesthesia training. Have the person you shadow write about your day with them. 8. Yes usually professionals join their professional organizations. I belong to the American Association Nurse Anesthesiology 9. Yes statistics was difficult for me. 10. The skill set I learned in my trading was how to save lives. As well, make people insensible to pain during surgery. 11. Accepting criticism , holding your ground on decisions made.12 There were times that I wondered what it would have been like to chose another career paths. I always come back to where I am and forget the daydreaming. 13. No I did not do internships. There are only available at academic institutions.
Thank you comment icon Thank you, this is amazing! I really needed it. Urooj
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