• Ep. 9: An Inspiring Journey from Student to CRNA - Insights in Nurse Anesthesia with Cliff Charles CRNA

  • Jan 29 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 3 mins
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Ep. 9: An Inspiring Journey from Student to CRNA - Insights in Nurse Anesthesia with Cliff Charles CRNA

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  • Join us for a riveting episode with Cliff Charles, CRNA, as we dissect the essentials of a successful CRNA journey, offering a comprehensive blueprint for aspiring CRNAs.

    This episode delves into Cliff's journey, highlighting key strategies for academic and professional preparation, from securing exceptional references and optimizing GPA to the art of shadowing and the critical role of mentorship.

    Cliff candidly shares his experiences with the SEE exam, health challenges, and navigating the complexities of work-life balance during and after CRNA school, including managing a long-distance relationship and tackling contracts during the pandemic.

    Gain invaluable insights into overcoming preceptorship challenges, acing the boards, and the resilience required to thrive as a CRNA. This isn't just Cliff's story; it's a masterclass in perseverance and preparation, aimed at inspiring and guiding you as an aspiring CRNA through the gritty realities of your professional journey.

    Here's where you can find Cliff:

    Email: cliffcharlesanesthesia@gmail.com

    IG: @cliffnotesanesthesia

    YouTube:  @CliffNotesAnesthesia 

    Site: https://linktr.ee/CliffNotesAnesthesia
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