CAREER RESEARCH

CRNA
Kadee Twilley
Mr. McMichen
Marketing and Entrepreneurship
3rd Block
8/11/2022
What is a CRNA
• A CRNA is a certified registered
nurse anesthetist.

• Nurse anesthetist provide

anesthesia and related care
before, during, after surgical,
therapeutic, diagnostic, and
obstetrical procedures.

• They also provide pain management

and emergency
services, such as airway
management.
Education
• A bachelors of science in nursing, and
then a masters of science in nursing.

• Must obtain a certification from

National Board of Certification and
Recertification for Nurse Anesthetist.

• To earn a CRNA certification, after

school I must apply for state licensure as
an APRN- nurse anesthetist.

• Salary: $170,000- $230,000

About CRNA
• CRNA is projected to grow up to 45%
in the next 10 years.

• Professionalism, quick critical

thinking, and problem-solving
skills are the main characteristics
required for CRNA.

• Empathy is another characteristic.,

working with sick people can take a
special person to understand them.
Advantages/ Disadvantages

Advantages Disadvantages
- Always need for demand of workers. -Passing the NCLEX successfully.

-You can travel. -Work with people in critical.

- Flexible schedule. - Significant responsibility.

Is it For Me?
• Work in hospitals, doctors' offices,
surgical clinics, respirator therapy
departments, emergency rooms, and
outpatient care centers.

• Being a CRNA means you could be

needed at anytime, taking care of
other people is a big responsibility.
For Me?
• You must be able to be sensitive and
understanding.

• Be able to work night shifts or

dayshift whenever you are needed.
Working as a CRNA
• Nurse anesthetists provide
anesthesia and related care before,
during, and after surgical,
therapeutic, diagnostic, and
obstetrical procedures.
• Good CRNA has thinking skills no
one can beat, able to see details,
relaxed, and quick to react in an
emergency, or any other daily
activities.
Work Cited
• “What Does It Mean to Be Crna.” Premier Health,
https://www.premierhealth.com/healthcare-professionals/advanced-
practice-providers/profiles/what-does-it-mean-to-be-crna.
• Aana.com, https://www.aana.com/membership/become-a-
crna#:~:text=Today%2C%20Certified%20Registered%20Nurse%20Anesth
etists,type%20of%20surgery%20or%20procedure.