Do you understand the current CRNA job market? If you're a senior NAR or a recent graduate, you don't want to miss this recording from our recent Instagram LIVE with Joy Ademuyewo - Founder of the Lokum App. She's an expert on the economics of the CRNA job market and has designed this app that specializes in job matchmaking. Her goal is to match you with your perfect job directly without the middle-man (AKA the recruiter!). To build this app, Joy definitely had to take a DEEP DIVE into the CRNA market to understand all the nuances and stakeholders. She discusses what influences the CRNA job market, healthcare system trends, compensation trends, and tips for CRNAs to succeed in the job market. Our social media audience also submitted tons of questions that we answer during this episode.

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Email: info@lokumapp.com

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This podcast episode covers doctoral degrees available to CRNAs, including DNP, DNAP, and different types of PhDs. This episode discusses their distinctions, application requirements, completion timelines, and associated costs. The conversation covers the challenges of balancing work, life, and advanced education, as well as the motivations for pursuing doctoral degrees in the CRNA profession. Listeners will gain valuable information about the impact of these degrees on daily practice and the broader significance of having doctorally-trained professionals in the field. The episode features Lukeythia Alice Bastardi, a CRNA with extensive experience and two doctoral degrees, who shares her unique perspective on the topic, making it an informative and engaging discussion for CRNAs considering further education.

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In this episode, Professor Rhea Temmermand gives nurse anesthesia residents and aspiring CRNA students a introduction to the pharmacology of LOCAL ANESTHESIA. Discover the fundamental structure, classification, and mechanism of action of these essential drugs, including how they block voltage-gated sodium channels to prevent pain signal transmission. Learn about the critical concept of pKa and its impact on drug effectiveness, explore the pharmacokinetics of esters and amides, and understand key clinical considerations for various administration routes. Professor Temmermand also covers crucial safety aspects, including recognizing and managing local anesthetic systemic toxicity (LAST). Whether you're preparing for boards or enhancing your clinical practice, this episode provides invaluable insights into the pharmacology and practical application of local anesthetics in anesthesiology.

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In this episode, Professor Temmermand discusses the importance of effective communication and how it can make our break people's perception of you in the clinical setting. She also discusses characteristics to foster, how to develop a growth mindset, and tips on accepting feedback in a positive way. She also give some examples of questions to ask your preceptors that every student can be asking. This episode is an excellent listen not only for current anesthesia students but also for RNs getting ready to shadow in the OR, or who are getting ready to start CRNA school. Tune in!

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In this episode of the Atomic Podcast, practicing CRNA Alex Gorman dives into the complexities of protamine, a critical medication used to reverse heparin's anticoagulant effects in cardiac and vascular procedures. Alex explains the types of protamine reactions, detailing their mechanisms, symptoms, and treatments. With a focus on vigilance and preparedness, he shares insights on recognizing and managing adverse reactions in the OR, emphasizing the importance of quick interventions and patient monitoring.

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In this episode, Atomic Anesthesia Co-Founder Rhea Temmermand dives into the critical and nuanced topic of managing pain in patients with substance use disorder (SUD). From understanding the pharmacology of medications like methadone and buprenorphine to crafting individualized pain management strategies, this discussion equips CRNAs and other healthcare professionals with essential tools for compassionate care. Explore the challenges and solutions for addressing acute and chronic pain while minimizing relapse risk. Don’t miss this deep dive into one of the most complex issues in anesthesia practice today!

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In this episode of the Atomic Podcast, Alex Gorman, a practicing CRNA and cardiac anesthesia expert, introduces the "Two Heart Model," a unique approach to understanding cardiac physiology and pathophysiology. By visualizing the heart as two separate organs — the right heart and the left heart — this model helps clarify complex concepts like preload, afterload, and contractility.

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In this episode of the Atomic Podcast, practicing CRNA Alex Gorman discusses the dural puncture epidural (DPE), particularly in the obstetrical setting. By incorporating a spinal needle to confirm midline placement and epidural space entry, the DPE provides immediate objective feedback, reducing the likelihood of failed epidurals and improving patient outcomes. Alex highlights the technique’s benefits, including faster analgesia onset and fewer complications like one-sided pain relief or hot spots, while addressing its risks.

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