Certified Anesthesiologist Assistant: The Newest Member of the Anesthesia Care Team
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- Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
- This episode features Llalando Austin, Ed.D, MBA, CRRT, CAA. He joins us to share about the exciting and growing field of Certified Anesthesiologist Assistants. As the program director for Nova Southeastern University's Tampa CAA training site, he provides an insiders perspective. Llalando also shares his unique journey with includes practicing as a Respiratory Therapist.
What is a Certified Anesthesiologist Assistant (CAA) and what do they do?
How can you join this new and exciting field
Learn about the great work-life balance and compensation associated with becoming a CAA
Visit the American Academy of Anesthesiologist Assistants website to learn more.
Check out the Nova Southeastern University website to learn more about their CAA program.
*This episode is sponsored by Laurel Road. Visit their website to see the incredible financial services they offer specifically for healthcare professionals.*
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Great episode! Thank you for keeping the viewers informed about the variety of health care professions
I really appreciate this video and the information presented! It is the best video I’ve found thus far for someone that’s already a healthcare professional that is interested in transitioning laterally instead of vertically. Thank you.
Thanks so much!
This was an awesome episode!! Thank you so much for this video and for your guest! He was great!
Thank you for this episode. It provided the information I needed.
I'm trying to get into a CRNA program. Four more months and ill have 18 months of ICU experience. I started in psych.
I would appreciate it if you lowered the music’s volume so I can hear better.
Sorry about that! Hopefully you will find the more recent audio much improved.
I'm considering doing the Navy reserves to pay for CRNA school
That's definitely an option. They may be accepting applicants directly into the USUHS CRNA program in the future as well.
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I appreciate the information.
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I love when AAs blatantly talk about anesthesiologists not showing up for induction, breaking TEFRA guidelines, and essentially committing fraud. That’s a wonderful thing.