In this blog, I share how I earned a 4.0 GPA in CRNA school—not by cramming, but by learning how I study best. From spaced repetition to visual pharmacology charts and block scheduling, I break down the exact methods that helped me succeed. But more importantly, I explain why GPA isn’t everything—and how applying knowledge in clinical is what truly matters.

Before you hit “apply” on that next RN or CRNA job, pause—and ask yourself if it’s really aligned with the life you’re working so hard to create. In this post, I’m sharing 3 intentional career moves that helped me go from overwhelmed ICU nurse to confident CRNA with freedom, flexibility, and a life I love.

“Every journey begins with a single decision. Will you remain where you are, stuck in burnout and doubt, or will you take a step toward the life and career you truly desire? The decision is yours, and while change is hard, staying in a place that doesn’t fulfill you is even harder.”

In my first full year as a CRNA, I navigated motherhood, a major move, and career growth—all while stepping away from social media. This break helped me reset, set boundaries, and focus on what truly matters. Now, in 2025, I’m back with a fresh mindset, exciting opportunities, and a new blog. Read more!