What are the requirements for a certification for a crna?

Answer by  m3ta4 (774)

You have to have a degree in nursing or equivalent, an RN license, minimum 1 year acute care experience and successfully complete the educational programs that are associated.

Answer by  patti (29325)

Requirements includes successful completion of classroom and practicums. The test includes a written exam and a practical exam that requires candidates to perform specific skills upon request.

Answer by  mammakat (11147)

This will depend on the state- but the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists has comprehensive information regarding certification on their website. There is a downloadable handbook and all the information you will need for certification, training, ongoing education, etc.

Answer by  patti (29325)

After completion of the coursework, there is a two-part exam. Both parts are given on the same day and require a passing grade. One part of the exam required successful completion of 5 skills that are randomly chosen from a list of 25. The other half of the exam is a written test.

Answer by  jetsybubbas (18)

To become a certified nurse anesthetist, you must take and pass a national board exam administered by an official agency. After passing you will then receive a license.

Answer by  patti (29325)

CNAs take a two-part exam: written and practical. The practical exam includes a random selection of skills from the list for which the applicant is advised to prepare.