The ability to render patients insensible to pain for either an elective, lifesaving operation or childbirth is what first caught my eye about this profession. During the birth of my daughter, I had tears in my eyes since I could not help, could not ease the pain for my wife. After the anesthesia professional came into the room to ease the pain that I could not, I was in admiration of his abilities. Moreover, I was amazed how rapidly all of that pain diminished into a more tolerable, slight pressure. Spending time in the OR during my externship allowed watching firsthand the abilities, of CRNA’s, to help patients get through the most painful of times utilizing science, medication and compassion. Throughout all of my professions, one thing
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Learning the comprehensive science behind how anesthetic medications work and their interactions and side effects within the human body, will allow me to better serve the community. It will be an honor and privilege to attend to and care for mothers giving birth, patients having elective or emergent surgery and people with chronic pain illnesses. The skills I acquire will be for the betterment of the communities I wish to serve. Easing someone’s pain doesn’t just make me feel valuable; I feel it deep down, as my higher purpose, my …show more content…
I’m enormously blessed to have a supportive and helpful wife who is also a registered nurse. Consequently, she is able to make her schedule according to our family and study needs. In addition, we also have a supportive and accommodating family that helps out when needed. Economically, my wife and I have prepared by making sure that we have the financial means to endure the loss of income during my graduate studies. In doing so, she continues to work full-time, we have several rental properties that offer income every month and have saved a decent amount of resources. To prepare physically and mentally I have shadowed CRNA’s at Piedmont Fayette. Doing so has reinforced my desires to become a CRNA and allowed me to better comprehend their
Learning the comprehensive science behind how anesthetic medications work and their interactions and side effects within the human body, will allow me to better serve the community. It will be an honor and privilege to attend to and care for mothers giving birth, patients having elective or emergent surgery and people with chronic pain illnesses. The skills I acquire will be for the betterment of the communities I wish to serve. Easing someone’s pain doesn’t just make me feel valuable; I feel it deep down, as my higher purpose, my …show more content…
I’m enormously blessed to have a supportive and helpful wife who is also a registered nurse. Consequently, she is able to make her schedule according to our family and study needs. In addition, we also have a supportive and accommodating family that helps out when needed. Economically, my wife and I have prepared by making sure that we have the financial means to endure the loss of income during my graduate studies. In doing so, she continues to work full-time, we have several rental properties that offer income every month and have saved a decent amount of resources. To prepare physically and mentally I have shadowed CRNA’s at Piedmont Fayette. Doing so has reinforced my desires to become a CRNA and allowed me to better comprehend their