Nurse Anesthesia: Curriculum
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A wholistic education goes beyond the textbooks and arithmetic. Core and program-specific classes must prepare graduates for handling real-world situations with a human touch while upholding the highest professional standards. The Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice (DNAP) curriculum consists of 127 graduate semester hours, blending health and nursing sciences to develop students into advanced practitioners in nurse anesthesia who integrate research findings into practice. The curriculum for the Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice degree requires 36 months of continuous full-time study. Each practicum moves seamlessly into the next trimester session without traditional academic or trimester breaks, with breaks pre-scheduled by the program.
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Course Catalog Information
Full curriculum requirements, curriculum sequence, and course information can can be found in the Academic Catalog.
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