Conversations are what sharpen a nurse’s mind and rejuvenate the commitment of service to others. The road to becoming a certified nurse is demanding and calls for resilience and focus. In this, Podcast, you will have an opportunity to interact with Margaret Anne Thompson, a retired Certified Nurse Anesthetist. Having worked as a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist for 38 years, Margaret has a wealth of knowledge in a range in critical care and anesthesia operations, including pediatrics, cardiovascular, neurology, orthopedics, eye surgery, neonatal surgery, general surgery, and ENT surgery. Margaret holds memberships in various associations, including; AANA, ASNA, NBNA, and WBNA. In this conversation, Thompson will unveil some of the remarkable transformations in the field for nurses and healthcare workers. and Dispelling the myths about covid 19. We will also dive into the unique role Black and Brown nurses play in this field, some of the common challenges encountered, and the lessons learned as a key take-away for young practitioners. We will equally look at the perceived potential for the CRNA field in the near future.
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