Tyler Anderson explains how a unit-based quality improvement project can strengthen your CRNA school application. Identify a clinical gap, get permission, and implement something that sticks around. It sets you apart in interviews and helps your career long after.
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If you're looking to apply to CRNA school in the next 6 months or longer, I encourage you to join my webinar tonight. It is to help you stand out as a CRNA school applicant with a resume builder that many applicants are missing. Now, this resume builder is called a passion project, and this is something I'm going to talk about all in this webinar. And it essentially is a quality improvement project that you are going to do on your unit. You are going to identify a gap You are going to get permission to do it, and you are going to implement this in your unit to make an impact long after you leave for CRNA school. All right, so I'm going to talk about how to do this and some subtle ways to make this not only something that is going to impact your unit, but that is going to serve you as an ICU nurse and then a CRNA for years to come. If you want to learn more about this, you can make your way up to my profile, to my website crnamentor.com, and check out the membership section. This is all going to take place on the CRNA Mentor membership. It will be live streamed tonight at 8 PM Eastern Standard Time. If you join that membership, you also have access to all of my other webinars within this webinar series to help you learn how to navigate this entire journey, from your interviews to building your application to lots of other tips along the way.