In the most basic terms, an anesthetist is a nurse and anesthesiologist is a doctor. Both anesthetist and anesthesiologist put patients under anesthesia for surgical requirements but according to medical associations and state laws, there are some specific kinds of surgeries where only anesthesiologists or medical doctors might be needed. Anesthetist vs Anesthesiologist – Key…
Chiropractors are licensed professionals who treat problems of the nervous, skeletal and muscular systems. They use non-invasive techniques to heal such disorders, such as manipulation of the spine. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, this use of alternative treatments that don’t involve surgery or drugs makes them in demand by patients. According to Chiropractic…
It takes a special type of person to be a nurse. Brave, caring, strong, and heroic are just a few words often used to describe a nurse. In training to learn how to save lives, it is imperative that a nursing student receive the best education possible. Although there are many highly ranked nursing programs…
A CRNA (certified registered nurse anesthetist) evaluates the patients before they give them anesthesia, gives them the anesthesia and also follows up with the patient while in recovery. They are found working in private practices, in the military and the hospital. It takes about seven or eight years to become a CRNA. Becoming a certified…
CRNA or Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist is a professional that is advanced in nature. In falls in the nursing profession and is a recognized anesthesia specialty. CRNAs were one of the first nursing groups to have a specialty and, as such, the field is a demanding one that has various qualifications and requirements. To become…
Home to a number of widely-respected professions, the medical field is well-known for its high level of educational requirements. Intimidating as the thought of so much school can be for many young people, a clear and organized look at the education requirements can make any career easier to digest. Taking a specific look at nurses,…
CRNA refers to Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists. In the US, CRNAs have been offering anesthesia to patients for over 150 years. According to a survey by AANA in 2013, these professionals in anesthesia administer anesthetics to the tune of 34 million every year in the US. CRNA was introduced in 1950s (late) and nurses were…
Nursing can be a fulfilling career as you help take care of patients and earn a steady income. The road to becoming a nurse involves both education and training. Before you can enroll in a nursing school and start your nursing career, you need to have the basic requirements and skills to get into nursing…
It can be overwhelming choosing the best CRNA Programs for you. However, before you go into a complete panic, look at these top CRNA school options that are available. These programs can help you to decide what school is right for you. CRNA School Program Options There are many CRNA school Programs that offer master…
The National Student Nurses’ Association (NSNA) is the membership organization that supports aspiring nursing candidates. NSNA Membership opens opportunities for scholarships, informative conferences, NCLEX-RN licensing examination study materials, malpractice insurance, and discounts on hotels, shopping, professional journals and healthcare insurance. They also provide a professional magazine geared towards the information that helps aspiring nurses complete…