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Academic Goals

 

• The student will obtain an advanced body of specialized knowledge that enables the student to integrate didactic information and clinical data and formulate a comprehensive individualized care plan.

   

• The student will be able to adjust the plan of care based on critical thinking and a problem-solving approach.

   

• The student will develop advanced level of scientific knowledge supporting the practice of nurse anesthesia.

   

• The student will acquire specific pharmacological knowledge applicable to anesthesia practice.

   

• The student will indentify physiologic abnormalities and interpret and intervene based on monitoring data.

   

• The student will develop a body of knowledge sufficient for entrance to clinical practice. 

   

• The student will be able to plan and administer a safe and physiologic anesthetic, one based on a knowledge and synthesis of anesthetic principles and basic science study.

   

• The student will utilize all sources of clinical and theoretical data that help promote problem identification, prioritize patient needs, establish the anesthetic course and evaluate outcomes.

   

• The student will formulate an anesthesia care plan based on didactic knowledge and physiologic principles.

   

• The student will appropriately implement the anesthesia plan for patients of all ages and physical conditions for a variety of surgical and medically related procedures.

   

• The student will demonstrate acquired knowledge of perioperative anesthesia care including general, regional and sedation techniques.

   

• The student will meet or exceed Council on Certification of Nurse Anesthetists' case requirements.

   

• The student will demonstrate ability to transfer theory to practice.

   

• The student will demonstrate an appreciation for the role, nature and conduct of various research modalities and their application to clinical practice and continued professional growth.

   

• The student will be a knowledgeable consumer of research literature.

   

• The student will complete a senior research project or thesis in which knowledge is created and/or existing knowledge is appropriately critiqued and integrated.

   

• The student will be able to formally present and defend their research project or thesis in a public forum.

   

• The student will integrate ethical, legal and cultural considerations with personal and professional value systems in the application of the art and science of nurse anesthesia.

   

• The student will be able to demonstrate professionalism by collaborative participation in a healthcare team in concert with other healthcare providers.

   

• The student will be able to demonstrate sensitivity to the ethnic and cultural diversity of patients and other providers.

   

• The student will understand the importance of his/her participation in the professional organizations of nurse anesthetists at all levels.

   

• The student will teach others and participate in continuing education activities to acquire new knowledge and improve practice.

   

• The student will gain an appreciation of occupational risks to include stress management, substance abuse and environmental hazards.

   

• The student will meet or exceed the minimum competencies of the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs and the Council on Certification of Nurse Anesthetists.