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Hosted by Tyler Anderson, CRNA · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 24 episodes
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CRNA Mentor is a podcast for aspiring CRNAs. Each week I inspire, motivate, and mentor aspiring nurse anesthetists and help them achieve their goals. My name is Tyler Anderson, and I'm your host and CRNA Mentor. I've been a CRNA for nearly 10 years. I also serve as a nurse anesthesia educator, clinical preceptor, and the lead clinical coordinator at my level 1 trauma center.
Tyler Anderson, CRNA hosts CRNA Mentor, a health show with 24 episodes published.
If you're an RN considering CRNA school, getting involved in the nurse anesthesia profession before you're accepted can provide opportunities for education, mentorship, networking, and professional growth. One of the big
Professionalism doesn't begin on your first day of CRNA school—it begins with the decisions you make long before you're accepted. In this episode of the CRNA Mentor Podcast, I share a recent experience that challenged th
In this episode of the CRNA Mentor Podcast, I'm joined by Dr. Jillian Moyer, a recent graduate of the University of Scranton Nurse Anesthesia Program, to discuss how one unexpected clinical experience during CRNA school
If you've spent any time exploring nurse anesthesia online, you've probably heard people talk about locums, 1099 practice, and the freedom and flexibility they can offer. But what do those terms actually mean? And how do
Most anesthesia providers assume that professional growth comes from increasingly complex cases, bigger hospitals, and higher-acuity patients. But what if growth can also come from stepping outside of what's familiar? In
Many nurses aspire to become CRNAs. But long before you ever administer an anesthetic, something else has to happen first—you have to begin thinking differently. In this episode, I sit down with Brandon Brueckner, a new
Most people think of anesthesia as something that happens inside the operating room. But what happens when anesthesia leaves the hospital? In this episode of the CRNA Mentor Podcast, I sit down with Bonjo Batoon, CRNA, a
This episode of the CRNA Mentor Podcast is focused on one of the most overlooked aspects of professional growth in nurse anesthesia: getting involved early. In this conversation, I sit down with Jake Bonnema, CRNA - Chai
In this episode, I’m joined by Seana Lee, a first-year SRNA at Virginia Commonwealth University, to discuss a topic that many aspiring CRNAs misunderstand—networking. But this conversation goes far beyond simply introduc
In this episode of the CRNA Mentor Podcast, I’m joined by Juliana Washington, a second-year nurse anesthesia resident in North Carolina, class president, and speaker at the North Carolina state anesthesia conference, to
In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Michael Greco, CRNA, educator, and one of the key architects behind one of the first integrated dual Adult-Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Practitioner (AGACNP) and CRNA doctoral programs.
In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Kevin Chem to talk about what it really looks like to move from focusing on “getting in” CRNA school to stepping into a role that contributes to the profession on a national level. We
In this episode, we take a deep dive into navigating the AANA Mid-Year Assembly—specifically designed to help RNs and APRNs understand how to approach the conference with clarity, confidence, and intention. This episode
In this episode, we go inside CRNA school—what it actually looks like, what it demands of you, and how to make the most of the experience once you’ve been accepted. I’m joined by Madisyn Granoski, a Student Registered Nu
In this episode of the CRNA Mentor Podcast, we’re diving into the RN/APRN Meet & Greet at the American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology Mid-Year Assembly—and more importantly, how to navigate this experience with conf
One of the biggest mistakes I see aspiring CRNAs make is applying to programs they don’t truly understand. They spend months perfecting their resume, studying for the GRE, and preparing their applications—but they’ve nev
The CRNA Mentor Community has grown into one of one of the most inclusive and diverse spaces online for aspiring nurse anesthetists — bringing together students, ICU nurses, SRNAs, CRNAs, CRNA school program faculty, and
Many aspiring CRNAs interpret rejection personally. But admissions committees aren’t making emotional decisions — they’re making predictive ones. This episode was inspired by and built upon Dr. Mike MacKinnon’s Substack
What Is Your Why? There’s a moment in your CRNA school interview when everything gets quiet. You’ve talked about your ICU experience. You’ve answered the clinical questions. And then someone leans forward and asks: “Why
This episode is part of our Advocacy Mini-Series leading up to Mid-Year Assembly - but this conversation is about something even more foundational than policy. It’s about immersion. In this episode, we explore why attend
Dr. Jillian Moyer
University of Scranton Nurse Anesthesia Program
1 appearance on this show
Jake Bonnema
Illinois Association of Nurse Anesthesiology
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Kevin Chem
American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology
1 appearance on this show
Matthew Thackston
American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology
1 appearance on this show
Madisyn Granoski
University of Scranton
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Mike MacKinnon
National University CRNA program
1 appearance on this show
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