On average, a CRNA will make 2-3 times more per year than a registered nurse working in a hospital. A study was done by Merritt Hawkins & Associates, and it showed that the average CRNA salary in 2009 was $189,000, which is $91.00 per hour (40 hour work week).
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Ok so I have 88 days left until I am walking the stage for my CRNA school graduation. It’s not like I am counting the days or anything, haha! Ok maybe I am, and maybe… I started counting down really early when there was lets say… 365 days left in the program.
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“How hard is CRNA School to get into?” We’re asked this question a lot. The difficulty level of the admission process for each nurse anesthesia program is different and depends on several factors.
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CRNA School Admission into the Mayo School of health sciences DNAP program is competitive. It is one of the top nurse anesthesia programs in the country. Read a detailed report that covers application requirements, interview tips, and much more.
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Have you ever wondered what CRNAs do while their patients are asleep? Here are 4 interesting facts you should know about your CRNA.
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