CRNAPersonalStatement.com
by Dr. Robert Edinger
Helping Nurses Since 1995
drrobertedinger@gmail.com
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Sample 1st Paragraph of the Personal Statement for the DNP in Nurse Anesthesia
Since January 2014, I have been serving as a Registered Nurse in an ICU, first in Tennessee and now in Minnesota. Immediately prior to this, I completed a six-month internship in the Operating Room. Since I began serving as a nurse in OR and then ICU, I have spent as much time observing CRNAs as possible as the opportunity presented itself, and I have sought out several opportunities to shadow those whose capacity struck me as exceptional. The ____ School of Anesthesia is my first choice for graduate study towards certification as a CRNA because of the sheer excellence of your program and the fact that the location will enable me to dedicate myself fully to my studies, where I have the full support of my family and professional networks.
An editor and writer with 25 years of experience assisting applicants to CRNA school from around the world, I know what it takes to get accepted. If you're struggling with writing your personal statement for a nurse anesthesia program, I'm here to help. I invite you to complete my interview form with as much information as possible, and I'll use that to help craft a standout personal statement that showcases your strengths, passion, and potential. Collaborate with me, and let's help you achieve your career goals.
I understand how challenging it can be to write a personal statement that truly captures your unique experiences and skill set. That's why I am here to provide you with the professional support you need to succeed. Whether you are an immigrant seeking advancement in your career or a native English speaker who wants to make sure your personal statement is polished and authentic, I can help. The more rough draft information you provide, the better I can understand your background and tailor your personal statement to your individual goals and experiences.
As a professional writer and editor working on behalf of CRNA program applicants, I understand that many of my clients struggle with writer’s block, particularly when it comes to writing about themselves. That’s where I come in. With a wealth of experience and a deep understanding of the application process, I can help you craft a compelling personal statement that highlights your strengths and showcases your skills. By using the information you provide on my interview form, I can avoid overwhelming you with questions and give you a strong foundation to work from. Let’s work together to create an outstanding application.
I understand that applying to CRNA programs can be stressful and overwhelming, which is why I offer writing and editing services to help make the process easier. Once I receive all the necessary information from you and you have answered all of my questions, I can typically have a draft ready for your review within 24 hours after receiving payment. I am dedicated to helping you create a compelling application that highlights your unique experiences and qualifications, and sets you apart from other candidates.
As an expert in CRNA program application writing and editing, my services have helped numerous aspiring nurse anesthetists achieve their dreams. With a high ranking on search engines like Google, my sites are easily accessible for anyone looking to take the first step in pursuing their career in nurse anesthesia. At CRNAPersonalStatement.com, NursingStatement.com, and my LinkedIn account, I offer high-quality services backed by years of experience. Let me help you achieve your dream of becoming a CRNA!
As a professional writer/editor, I have found my calling helping aspiring nurses through the CRNA application process. I am passionate about helping these individuals achieve their career goals, and take great pride in being a small part of their journey. In working with each client, I make sure to bring a compassionate and supportive approach to the table, ensuring that their unique stories are conveyed in the most effective way possible.
I am committed to helping international and minority applicants to stand out from the crowd and secure a spot in a CRNA program. The personal statement is often the deciding factor in the admission process, which is why I have made it my mission to help applicants craft an exceptional personal statement that showcases their unique qualifications, experiences, and aspirations. With years of experience and a keen eye for detail, I am dedicated to helping applicants put their best foot forward.
Please feel free to write to me with any questions that you might have about my service!
Email is the best way to contact me as I am very limited in the amount of time that I am available for telephone conversation. I need your information in text form. Thus, if I take information by voice this process takes me twice as long, because I first have to transcribe your material, which doubles the cost of my service.
Anonymous Samples of My Work
The samples posted on this web site are anonymous and always more than two years old at the time of posting.
Getting accepted into a CRNA program is a competitive and selective process that requires meeting certain academic and professional criteria. Here are some general steps that you can follow to prepare yourself for applying to a CRNA program:
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Earn a bachelor’s degree in nursing from an accredited program and obtain a registered nurse license. You will need to have a strong academic record, especially in science courses, and a minimum GPA of 3.0 or higher.
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Gain at least one year of full-time experience in an intensive care unit (ICU) or critical care setting as a registered nurse. Some programs may require more than one year of experience or prefer certain types of ICU settings. You should also obtain your CCRN certification, which is required or recommended by 70% of schools.
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Prepare for and take the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) and achieve a competitive score. The average percentile scores on the GRE tend to be at or above the 50th percentile2. You may also need to take other standardized tests, such as the TOEFL, if English is not your native language.
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Research different CRNA programs and their admission requirements, curriculum, accreditation, cost, location, and reputation. You can use the AANA website4 or the All CRNA Schools website to find information about various programs. You should also shadow a CRNA for 8-40 hours and document your experience, which is required or recommended by 40% of schools.
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Write a compelling personal statement that explains your interest in the CRNA program, your career goals, your academic and professional achievements, your skills and motivations, and your potential DNP project idea. You should also include the program and track (Family or Pediatric Nurse Practitioner or Nurse Anesthesia) to which you are applying and discuss why you are pursuing the DNP degree1. You can find some examples of personal statements here.
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Obtain letters of recommendation from professors, supervisors, mentors, or colleagues who can attest to your academic and clinical abilities, your leadership and teamwork skills, your character and integrity, and your suitability for the CRNA program. You should choose recommenders who know you well and can provide specific examples of your strengths and achievements.
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Submit your application materials before the deadline and follow up with the admission office to confirm that they have received everything. You may also need to participate in an interview with the admission committee, either in person or online, where you will be asked questions about your background, experience, goals, and knowledge of anesthesia. You should prepare for the interview by reviewing common questions, researching the program and faculty, practicing your answers, and dressing professionally.
These are some general guidelines that can help you get accepted into a CRNA program. However, you should always check the specific requirements and expectations of each program that you are interested in and tailor your application accordingly. I hope this helps you with your preparation. Good luck!
