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A nurse anesthetist monitors a patient's vitals and recovery process after anesthesia and tends to work alongside surgeons and anesthesiologists.
ISTJ is someone who is realistic, practical, clear at communicating, simple / direct, has a good memory and notices small details. All of which are used during the time of being a nurse to help create a successful worker. ISTJ’s are good at working under pressure, striving to do their best, and focusing on the full picture.
1. Direct
2. Organized
3. Logical
4. Rational
5.Responsible
- Manage patients airways
- Prepares work space and equipment for surgeons and other doctors
- Monitors patients changes in skin color, pupil reaction, pulse, blood pressure etc
- Performs pre and post anesthetic checks
- Physicians office and hospitals are largest employers
- Works full time, night shifts, weekends, holidays
- Stress caused by critical decisions that must be made
- Works along side groups of people
- Physically and emotionally stressful / demanding
- Spends many hours on feet
- Vulnerable to back injuries
- Critical Thinking
- Active listening / learning
- Problem sensitivity
- Oral / Written comprehension
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- At least masters degree in specialty role
- Licensed registered nurse in state, pass a national certification exam and have state license
- Preferred to have bachelors degree in nursing
- Complete an accredited graduate level program
- Bachelors in critical care nursing
- Doctorate in nurse anesthetists
1. Texas Wesleyan University
2. AdventHealth University
3. University of Pittsburgh-Pittsburgh Campus
- Must have registered nursing license
- Complete an accredited graduate-level program
- Pass a national certification exam
- Have an nursing anesthetist license
MEDIAN ANNUAL WAGE
$195,610
Percentage Growth in Next 10 Years: 13%
Total New Jobs: 5,600
1. Physical therapists
2. Physicians and Surgeons
3. Registered Nurses
Pros
Save and helps improve people's lives
Paid fairly well
Create a steady supportive group of people
Medicine applied to everyday life
Build individual and group connections
Cons
Stress filled
Back problems
Physically & emotionally demanding
Long days on feet
In close contact with illnesses
I am suited for this career because I am ready to work at any hours under heavy stress demands. I work well in many situations in addition I can work well with many different people. I am not afraid to do what must be done in order to help improve people’s lives and I'm ready to take on both the pros and cons of being a nurse anesthetist.