A nurse anesthesia faculty member gives a classroom lecture to students

We Mold Critical Thinkers and Caring Leaders

Nurse anesthesia education goes beyond the textbooks and arithmetic. Our program prepares graduates for handling real-world situations with a human touch while upholding the highest professional standards.

The Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice 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 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.

A nurse anesthesia student practice intubation procedures

Clinical Education and Sites

The nurse anesthesia program provides a variety of clinical experiences to fulfill the requirements for graduation. The nurse anesthesia students will be required to rotate through all assigned facilities to provide a well-rounded clinical experience. The current clinical sites the nurse anesthesia students use include

  • AdventHealth Altamonte
  • AdventHealth Apopka
  • AdventHealth Celebration Health
  • AdventHealth Daytona Beach
  • AdventHealth Deland
  • AdventHealth East Orlando
  • AdventHealth Fish Memorial
  • AdventHealth Kissimmee
  • AdventHealth Orlando
  • AdventHealth Waterman
  • AdventHealth Winter Garden
  • AdventHealth Winter Park
  • HCA Lake Monroe

The nurse anesthesia program continues to pursue additional clinical experiences.

Course Info and Curriculum Sequence

Course descriptions, curriculum sequence, complete curriculum requirements,  and other detailed curriculum information can be found in our Academic Catalog.