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    Certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs) are advanced practice nurses that provide anesthesia care for surgical, trauma, and pain management procedures. CRNAs administer all types of anesthesia and work in various healthcare settings. To become a CRNA, one must have a BSN degree, be a licensed RN, have at least one year of acute care nursing experience, complete a nurse anesthesia master's program that includes clinical training, and pass a national certification exam. CRNAs earn a high salary of $157,000-$214,000 annually and are in high demand, though the education process takes approximately 7 years to complete.

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    Certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs) are advanced practice nurses that provide anesthesia care for surgical, trauma, and pain management procedures. CRNAs administer all types of anesthesia and work in various healthcare settings. To become a CRNA, one must have a BSN degree, be a licensed RN, have at least one year of acute care nursing experience, complete a nurse anesthesia master's program that includes clinical training, and pass a national certification exam. CRNAs earn a high salary of $157,000-$214,000 annually and are in high demand, though the education process takes approximately 7 years to complete.

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    NurseAnesthetist

    (aa`nest`the`sist`)

    1) (CRNACertifiedRegisteredNurseAnesthetists)arenurseswhosafely
    providemorethan32millionanestheticsforsurgicalandtraumacare
    eachyearintheUnitedStates.Theyadministereverytypeofanesthetic,
    workineverytypeofpracticesettingandprovidecareforeverytypeof
    operationorprocedurefromopenheartsurgerytopainmanagement
    programs.

    2) Inordertobeacceptedintoanaccreditednurseanesthesiaprogram,you
    mustbeacurrentlylicensedRNwithaBachelorofScienceinNursing
    (BSN).Andthenafteryouneedatleastoneyearofexperienceand
    clinicaltraining.lastlyyouhavetopassthecertificationexam.

    3) SALARY:
    $157,000$214,000
    YEARSINSCHOOL:
    67
    JOBOUTLOOK:
    Excellent
    *
    nurseanesthetistsalsotendtobeinhighdemand

    4)
    Cons:
    Nurseanesthetistsmustundergoconsiderable

    educationusuallyaboutsevenyearsincludingtheBachelorsand
    Masters,plusatleastayearofacutenursingexperienceandthepassing
    ofboththeRNexamandstatecertificationexams.

    5)
    Pros:

    CRNAsmakemorethanmostothernursesandsome

    doctorsaswell.havemoreflexibilityandfreedomindecidingwhereyou
    liveandyourworkingschedulethanmanyothernursingprofessionals.

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