Here are three newly launched or accredited training programs for certified registered nurse anesthetists reported by Becker’s since Oct. 9. 1. Wilmington University in New Castle, Del., and ...

According to Carle Health, CRNA’s are highly trained clinicians who specialize in giving anesthesia and providing care before ...

By 2033, the US will need 12,500 more anesthesia providers to fill a healthcare gap, according to Creighton University.

Peoria, Ill.-based Methodist College plans to launch a certified registered nurse anesthetist program in 2027. The graduate-level program aims to address workforce gaps in anesthesia care, ...

"Capping student loans for CRNAs makes no sense and will only serve to exacerbate the shortage of anesthesia providers and impede access for patients--particularly those in rural and underserved areas ...

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It was 2000, and Susan Emery was witnessing a decline in the quantity of nurse anesthesia programs, both locally and nationally. For Emery, the chief certified registered nurse anesthetist (CRNA) at ...

The Drexel DNP-NA is a clinically focused practice doctoral degree that combines the scientific and theoretical underpinnings with an extensive clinical experience that culminates in the DNP Scholarly ...

After three arduous years of classroom and clinical requirements, 18 students have excelled to become the inaugural graduates of the Nurse Anesthesia Program in The University of Southern ...