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NBCRNA certifications must be kept up to date every four years but you have to have an active license. You can fail up to four times on the test before you are not allowed to take it. There are 150 questions total on the exam and you have three hours to take it.

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My personal impression on this career path is that it is going to be a long and hard road ahead. But if I just focus on it and continue to do my work and be patient I can get this certification to allow me to be a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist. I also believe that being a CRNA will be a good fit for me because I would be able to put the people at ease knowing all the calculations to carefully put people to sleep to be able to perform surgery without feeling any sort of pain. It will also teach me valuable lessons on the human body and it's anatomy and how the body will react to certain medications.

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I chose to research Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA). I chose this because I am interested in going to become a CRNA.

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Nurse Credentials are a piece of material that tells your employers that you are a qualified individual to work with patients and it tells the loved one of those patients that you are someone who has the experience to be able to work on people. Those credentials also tell everyone in that hospital that you are qualified to work.

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To get your NBCRNA certification you have to pass all the exams for your BSN and MSN degree. Then to get that certification you have to pass the NCE National Certification Exam which tests your knowledge and skills on being a CRNA. This test will also talk about the calculations between body weight and anesthesia necessary to put them out without doing serious harm to them.

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The requirements to become a CRNA is having a BSN and then going to work for two years. After those two years, you go back to school to get a MSN and your certification of NBCRNA.