The program's next review by the COA is scheduled for October Contact the COA directly at or via S. Prospect Ave. For questions about admissions, contact Andrea Bittinger at bitting2 oakland. Philosophy Faculty of the Oakland University-Beaumont Graduate Program of Nurse Anesthesia believe that nurse anesthesia students bring a wealth of knowledge, skills and experiences with them thus providing a unique lens from which they view their rich educational experiences.
We believe students possess natural intellectual curiosity, are highly motivated, and have a desire for self-direction and life-long learning. Specific to learning the art and science of nurse anesthesia, the Faculty believes that experiences offered both in the classroom and clinical environment are specialized instruments to be embraced as progression to advanced practice nursing arises.
Students are taught that anesthesia care is to be delivered holistically and without bias, discrimination, or prejudice. Competency is the ultimate outcome for each learner and the recipients of care entrust the faculty to uphold this commitment. We promote an educational environment of scholarly inquiry and each student is supported as they develop a multitude of cognitive, psychomotor, and psychosocial skills necessary for safe clinical practice.
These skills include but are not limited to the ability to think critically, effectively communicate, respect the external environment, problem solve, and apply best evidence to practice. Faculty are designers of active, goal directed learning processes who guide the students in translating the fund of knowledge they have acquired into an environment of mutually respectful exchange of ideas, discussion of new and innovative plans of care, and individualized perspectives.
Graduate education is as a shared responsibility between student and faculty. Students must be intensely committed to achieving their goals through a consistent demonstration of purpose, motivation, responsibility to patients and colleagues, independence of thought, creativity and personal demeanor. Likewise, Faculty is committed to the responsibilities of acting as a competent resource, providing expert guidance and demonstrating a high level of professionalism.
As Faculty, we believe we have a responsibility to the profession which is expressed in our desire to prepare nurse anesthetists who will serve as an invaluable resource in support of the goals of the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists AANA.
The AANA mission is to advance patient safety, practice excellence and the profession of nurse anesthesia. Ultimately, we endeavor to provide an educational program that will ably prepare the nurse anesthetist to meet the health care needs of a culturally diverse population. Nurse Anesthesia graduate programs in the nation in the latest education rankings released by U. Applications are always due by August 15 th for the fall semester of the following year.
To apply, please vist www. No application material should be sent to Oakland University or the Admissions Coordinator. UMD is my first choice as well but I read the other forums and know it is extremely competitive and your round had a record number of applicants. May 4, I'm planning on applying to U of Maryland too.
I agree that you sound like an amazing applicant! My overall GPA is a 3. Thank you! I think you have very unique ICU experience that you should definitely play up. It will help you stand out as a candidate for sure. Specializes in Peds. Has 16 years experience. Jun 19, Hey guys, I just submitted my application a couple weeks ago, and status has been changed to 'completed' since my references finished their parts. I'm glad this chat thread exists!
Has 7 years experience. Jun 26, Has 19 years experience. Jul 1, Do you think that the committee has preference for surgical and cardiac ICU experience? Learn more opens in a new window. Nurse anesthetist programs are listed by the Total Cost of the entire program rather than tuition cost by semester or quarter. It always includes the cost of textbooks and supplies. It never includes housing, travel or basic living expenses, as those vary a great deal from student to student and that data is not always available on program websites.
Note that t he cost of nurse anesthetist school is usually NOT an indicator of the quality of education offered. Rather, it reflects where each school gets its primary funding. You've only seen one page. Check out this post which is one of the most popular of all time.
In fact, they are more or less equally the same distance away from Baltimore and Washington DC. Maryland is part of the RN Compact States agreement, which means RN nurses are able to move around freely and work within all 33 approved multi-license states. In addition, it is important to note that the University of Maryland, College Park is a completely different university than the University of Maryland Baltimore. Sometimes people confuse these two universities.
The reason for this is because the two CRNA programs in MD have very extreme acceptance rates on completely opposite sides of the spectrum.
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