Career Project By: Alonso Marte Professor Kevin Salisbury 25 Nov 2013 College Success.

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Career Project By: Alonso Marte Professor Kevin Salisbury 25 Nov 2013 College Success

Nurse Anesthetists (CRNA)

What is Nurse Anesthetists ? is a nurse who specializes in the administration of anesthesia.

Education Bachelor of Science in Nursing or appropriate baccalaureate degree Pass Registered Nurse exam Minimumof one yearexperienceas a registered nurse in an acute caresetting Graduateprograms for CRNA takes 2-3years Pass the national certificationexamination

What do CRNA do? Do a physical assessment of the patient before and after surgery. Administers anesthesia Staywith their patients through the entire surgery/procedure. Monitor body function and individually modifying the anesthetic to ensure maximum safety and comfort during surgery. CRNA’s oversee recovery from anesthesia after surgery in the recovery room.

Salary Percentile10%25% 50% (Median) 75% Hourly Wage $50.87$61.84$71.23 $84.64 Annual Wage $105,810 $128,620 $148,160 $176,060

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