Nurse anesthetists are medical professionals who provide anesthesia, treatments that keep people from feeling pain during surgery or other medical procedures.They are also known as nurse ...

Several factors have led to a continued anesthesiology workforce shortage, both nationally and globally. Geographic ...

Next, a CRNA candidate must enroll in an accredited Doctoral Nurse Anesthesiology Program (Master's programs were previously accepted) and complete 3 years of didactic and clinical training. With ...

Nurse anesthetists have almost three years of critical care experience before beginning an anesthesia program and undergo 2,600 hours of clinical training through the program, according to the ...

References will not be accepted from colleagues, friends, CRNA/anesthesiologist shadowed by the applicant, or family members. Applicants may use Drexel's electronic letter of recommendation service. .

Nurse anesthetists in the U.S. administer more than 58 million anesthetics — drugs that cause a loss of feeling or awareness — to patients each year, according to the American Association of ...

Amplify your clinical impact and career opportunities with our innovative 96-credit dual specialization program—the ultimate preparation for advanced practice excellence. This ambitious 36-month ...

Our nurse anesthetist students receive an education that equips them to assume clinical, educational, research, and leadership positions within this advanced nursing specialty. The program builds on ...

The work of Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists might go unsung, but it’s critical For many Minnesotans, especially those in rural areas, CRNAs are the primary providers of anesthesia care ...