Happy National CRNA Week from Staff Care! To mark the occasion — which happens to be the 64th anniversary of the official CRNA designation — we offer this rundown of 12 important facts about nurse anesthetists in the United States.
CRNAs, also known as nurse anesthesiologists, safely administer to patients more than 49 million anesthetics annually.
As we celebrate Doctors' Day in 2020, we are keenly aware of the work that you’re doing to help patients across the country.
According to March data from the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation, men account for 64 percent of the physician workforce, and women physicians represent less than half.
Doctors of all specialties have a variety of medical apps from which to choose.
With more complicated cases, more education for advanced practice nurses has taken hold. All new certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs) will need doctorate degrees by ...
