How You Can Pay Nothing For CRNA School

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How You Can Pay Nothing For CRNA School | The Army STRAP Program

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@BoltCRNA 5 жыл бұрын

Where my military nurses at? I almost joined the airforce as an ICU RN back in the day, much respect for all you do.

@whiskeythrottle9343 5 жыл бұрын

Bolt SRNA I was a 68WM6 in the Army (enlisted medic and nurse). Currently working towards finishing my BSN on the Army’s dime. Wouldn’t change any of it for the world

@Justme-xg9rj 5 жыл бұрын

Currently a first-year SRNA, I've been in the Army Reserves for 8 years. First, as a 42 R (army bandsman) and presently a 66S (ICU nurse).

@ShangosAx 4 жыл бұрын

Soon to be Army nurse here. Looking forward to going to the Army CRNA school

@theacp6687 4 жыл бұрын

10 years active duty - starting crna school through USAGPAN this June. Woot woot!

@kharicoen7962 3 жыл бұрын

i guess I am kinda randomly asking but do anybody know of a good site to stream new series online?

@Mike-mi3yw 3 жыл бұрын

Good video gentlemen. I was accepted to the army’s crna program (us army graduate program in anesthesia nursing). Which is another option Free school, make about 75K while in school and free healthcare

@Mike-mi3yw 3 жыл бұрын

@@navycruise for the active duty programs it’s 42 (they might do an age waiver if over). For the reserves it’s 48 (again they might entertain an age waiver if your close)

@GravityGamerXCII 3 жыл бұрын

As an active duty after graduating as a CRNA can you choose to be active in your state

@traysnow7303 9 ай бұрын

Hey what’s your review on that program Mike.

@Mike-mi3yw 9 ай бұрын

@@traysnow7303I’m 6 months from graduation. Great program! It’s a lot balancing army demands, personal life, and school but I can’t complain

@djeanevens 6 ай бұрын

@@GravityGamerXCIIHow are you? I am looking into that program myself. I would love to get someone’s point of view who went through the experience. If okay I could email you for some information. Thanks in advance

@robz183 4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for your videos, am a SGT medic in the army Reserves and I just finished nursing school. My goal was to active duty CRNA but because of family and stability, I am convinced that STRAP stipend and the 60k loan repayment devied in thirds for 3 years is way to go especially since I can RST my BAs and get that time counting towards my payback and also get paid while doing it. That's a massive opportunity. Offcourse I have a long way to go, since I start my GN orientation and have to get my at least 1.5 to 2 years experience before even thinking about putting up a packet plus GRE plus CCRN and maybe CMC,CSC and 1 or 2 graduate level courses. But am all in and will get it done. Just a heads up to anyone who is already in the reserves, STRAP paperwork and application is handled by your unit and not the recruiter so just talk to the necessary NCOs incharge and get it done. Wish you guys all the best

@Zazu309 4 жыл бұрын

Rob, did you go through Nursing school in the Reserves and not have to commit to any Active Duty time afterwards? I am a civilian Medic and want to go to Nursing school so that one day I can try to get into CRNA school as well. The recruiter in my area made it sound like I'd have to go Active Duty in order to make this happen.... And I called a AMEDD Recruiter and they said they only help people that have their nursing degrees... I'm so confused on what to do....

@michaelforrester5875 5 жыл бұрын

Some things to mention. By law an employer cannot terminate someone due to military obligation so if you deployed, you won’t lose your job. If you want to do full time military the army has 2 programs that will pay you a full time salary to attend a doctorate program for crna through USAGPAN program or USUHS, both high ranked programs. Then there is HPSP which is typically used for doctors MD or DO but can be applied to crna in some cases which you go to school anywhere while in the reserves then owe time. The biggest downside is you will generally make less in the military as a CRNA, but with bonuses and tax free allowances it is comparable to the national average and you are sometimes able to moonlight for additional pay. I was a medic for 4 years in the army currently in a BSN program and thinking about using one of these programs down the road.

@samuelcabrera8216 4 жыл бұрын

Where can i find more info on these programs? currently in BSN program as well wanting to further my education but also enlist when I am done june 2021

@michaelforrester5875 4 жыл бұрын

Samuel Cabrera usagpan can be easily searched and it is a program where you enter directly into crna school. There is also uniformed service university which is the military med school. They have a crna program similar to usagpan but it is only available for active duty service members. I spoke to a recruiter with hopes to rejoin after school and they said there is currently only positions if you have a year of experience. I am also class of 2021 for my bsn.

@TwilightCrow 4 жыл бұрын

@@samuelcabrera8216 Make sure to look at commissioning programs instead of enlisting.

@michaelforrester5875 3 жыл бұрын

@@navycruise I think the blanket cutoff for service is 42, but with prior service and a specialty program like CRNA it could probably be waived depending on situation. Stuff like that is probably case by case. I would guess anything over 50 though would be a hard no, but when I served I knew an NCO who joined active duty at 50 bc he had like 12 years reserve experience, so it’s hard to say. I’d say email the closest ammed recruiter with your specific scenario and they will point you in the right direction

@sebrin2221 5 жыл бұрын

I swear you consistently drop very informative videos. Much love and appreciation. I've learned so much from you by watching your videos. I am just starting my bsn (3 years left) and I am preparing ahead of time and your videos are just what I needed!. Blessings and much thanks to you Bolt!

@Lemurai 2 жыл бұрын

I can honestly say after serving in the military, I want nothing to do with the “ deals” the gov makes in terms of service. I was def like ummm no thanks, I’ll pay for it. My Freedom is worth more than what they are offering.

@tdgdbs1 Жыл бұрын

The Army paid for my EMT-P, LPN, RN, MSN; I have nothing but gratitude for these opportunities.

@feungpeiJ 2 жыл бұрын

Bolt, loved the video. great content but is there any way you can tone down the background music. it was a bit difficult to hear some parts of the convi

@jacobwilliamson4777 5 жыл бұрын

Hey Bolt, sometimes I have long commutes and it’s difficult to stream videos while driving. (Don’t worry just listening not watching) You should consider converting the sound bits from your videos to podcast. Maybe I’m the only one who has this problem but hey I’d subscribe to it. Thanks for all the content! Cheers!

@garrettsalmon8369 3 жыл бұрын

Army national guard in TN doesn’t have CRNA’s, but this differs by state. The Air national guard has CRNA’s in that state. This varies by state of course