DOCTOR OF NURSE ANESTHESIA PRACTICE

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At a Glance

3-year

Program

On Campus

Credit Hours

Launch Your CRNA Career

Optimize Patient Care and Comfort

It’s the best of both worlds in nurse anesthesia. Texas Wesleyan offers the largest graduate nurse anesthesia program in the nation in a small personalized college setting at Texas Wesleyan University. Gain expertise from renowned nursing faculty with the ability to mentor you at a personal level in advancing your nursing approach. Keep your expertise aligned with industry practice and standards through a curriculum accredited by the Council on Accreditation (COA) of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs. All while you go from your RN to CRNA and earn your doctorate in just 36 months! Blend evidence-based class theory with experiences in hands-on simulation labs for a more seamless transfer of your learning to your practice. Our 25+ different clinical sites in eight different states let you finish the second phase of the program closer to home

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Here's What You'll Learn

Independent Scope of Practice

Expert faculty prepare graduates to provide a full scope of practice as an independent practitioner. (Graduates are highly sought after nationwide.)
Human Patient Simulation

Designed to promote the transfer of knowledge from the academic to the clinical environment through simulation experiences. Experiences include: regional anesthesia, echocardiography, ultrasound skills, central line placement, and cadaver labs.
Applied Chemistry

Introductions to structural recognition and nomenclature of organic compounds, gas laws, amino acids, lipids, membranes, protein structure and function.
Advanced Pharmacology

Prepares the RN and enhances the CRNA in their respective roles on the anesthesia patient care team and in the administration of anesthesia.
Applied Biomedical Statistics

Provides an introduction to statistical reasoning and data analysis for the health sciences.
Professional Aspects of Anesthesia

Introduction to professional nurse anesthesia practice to include medical ethics, health and wellness, professional responsibilities and collaboration with the healthcare team.