Stream 18 expert-led sessions from anywhere and gain valuable insights into the latest clinical advances, emerging trends, and the future of the CRNA/nurse anesthesiologist profession. This flexible option helps you stay connected, informed, and inspired (no travel required).
From legal considerations to government regulations, there’s a lot to navigate when it comes to finding and shaping your future work environment. AANA’s Employment Resources page brings everything together in one place, so you can skip the search and get straight to what matters.
Explore tools, articles, and links designed to help you understand your options and make informed career decisions.
“We may feel like we must choose to focus on either school or wellness. Understanding the current research about the benefits of prioritizing health, we can shift our thinking…”
Caring for your physical and mental well-being isn’t just helpful — it can improve focus, memory, and academic performance. In this article, former AANA Education Committee resident representative Chloe Jacob shares research-backed insights and realistic steps to support your wellness, including better sleep, regular movement, and mindful eating.
From the Feed: Tried-and-true tips for conflict resolution
AANA member Laura Ardizzone, DNP, CRNA, FAANA, and the Director of Nurse Anesthesia Services at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, shares quick, practical strategies for navigating everyday conflict with clarity and professionalism.
The podcast for future CRNAs, by future CRNAs. Hosted by current residents, Grade 1 View dives into everything from exam prep and clinical confidence to work-life balance, offering honest conversations and real-world insights you won’t get in the classroom. Listen to new episodes every other Tuesday, online or wherever you get your podcasts.
🎧 Latest Episode: Opioid-free Anesthesia
In this episode of Grade 1 View, hosts Kevin and Olivia had the privilege of speaking with Tom Baribeault, DNP, CRNA, a pioneer in the field of opioid-free anesthesia. As the president and founder of the Society of Opioid Free Anesthesia, Tom has dedicated his career to advancing pain management techniques that prioritize patient safety and comfort. Today, he’ll share how his own clinical curiosity led him to abandon intraoperative opioids altogether, and what happened next. From reducing postoperative nausea to improving respiratory safety, this conversation will challenge you to question the status quo and expand your definition of what anesthesia can look like.
Your journey to becoming a CRNA/nurse anesthesiologist is challenging, but you’re not alone. Let us know what topics you want covered in future newsletters!