33 courses with the subject NA, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
NA 606Research Design and Statistical Analysis (3 cr.)
This course provides an overview of research methods and statistical procedures commonly used in healthcare research, with particular focus on research related to practice as a nurse anesthetist. The course emphasizes analysis of research studies and applied statistical procedures as the foundation for evidence-based practice.
NA 630Professional Aspects of Nurse Anesthesia (3 cr.)
This course provides the graduate nurse anesthesia student an opportunity to focus on a variety of professional practice components. Reading and discussion topics include the evolution of the professional inclusive of regulation, policy, and credentialing; ethical and legal implications associated with practice; delivery systems, informatics, and reimbursement. Professional resources and maintaining wellness are also discussed.
NA630 The management section of Professional Aspects provides an overview of Anesthesia Department management from the perspective of the CRNA manager. The management role and responsibilities are described and real-life case studies are used to develop a pragmatic approach to department management.
NA 635Professional Writing for Nurse Anesthetists (3 cr.)
NA 640Chemistry and Physics for Nurse Anesthesia (3 cr.)
This course examines the principles of inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, biochemistry, and physics as they apply to the practice of anesthesia and anesthetic pharmacology. Topics include anesthesia delivery systems, delivery of inhalation anesthetics, fluid and gas mechanics, laser technology, radiology and nuclear medicine, ultrasonography, electricity, and magnetism, among others.
NA 671Anesthesia Clinical Practicum (240 hrs.) (0 cr.)
Clinical experience is provided in the member hospitals on a rotating basis. Clinical instructors guide the student utilizing appropriate principles of anesthesia practice.
NA 672Anesthesia Clinical Practicum (240 Hours) (0 cr.)240
Clinical experience is provided in the member hospitals on a rotating basis. Clinical instructors guide the student utilizing appropriate principles of anesthesia practice.
NA 673Anesthesia Clinical Practicum (480 Hours) (0 cr.)480
Clinical experience is provided in the member hospitals on a rotating basis. Clinical instructors guide the student utilizing appropriate principles of anesthesia practice.
NA 674Anesthesia Clinical Practicum (480 Hours) (0 cr.)480
Clinical experience is provided in the member hospital on a rotating basis. Clinical instructors guide the student utilizing appropriate principles of anesthesia practice.
NA 678Anesthesia Clinical Practicum (480 Hours) (0 cr.)480
Clinical experience is provided in the member hospitals on a rotating basis. Clinical instructors guide the student utilizing appropriate principles of anesthesia practice.
NA 679Anesthesia Clinical Practicum (240 Hours) (0 cr.)240
Clinical experience is provided in the member hospitals on a rotating basis. Clinical instructors guide the student utilizing appropriate principles of anesthesia practice.
NA620 , NA630 , NA635 , NA661 This course prepares students to critically analyze and develop their synthesis paper. Emphasis is placed on reviewing and analyzing the current literature, developing a relevant and timely research question, obtaining relevant references, and formulating the proposal for the completion of the synthesis paper. References are analyzed in terms impacting the existing body of knowledge, applicability to the research question, interpretation of data, identification of variables, and applicability to the body of current anesthesia literature.
NA781 Students demonstrate their understanding of applicable concepts by submitting a paper to be presented to communities of interest at a later time. Concepts from the student’s coursework, experiences, and related fields are represented.
NA783 Students demonstrate their understanding of applicable concepts by presenting their synthesis paper to communities of interest. Concepts from the student’s coursework, experiences, and related fields are represented.
