DNAP Nurse Anesthesia at University of South Carolina

Entry requirements

Admissions (University of South Carolina Academic Bulletin): Prerequisites must be met prior to an offer for an interview. Admission is competitive and students are chosen on the basis of their academic record, employment history and performance, character, and general fitness for the study of nurse anesthesia. To be accepted, the applicant must interview and demonstrate evidence of good physical health, emotional stability, and personality considered necessary for successful performance as a nurse anesthetist. Applicants to the Graduate Program in Nurse Anesthesia are recommended by an interview admissions committee composed of faculty from the USC Floyd School of Medicine, clinical coordinators, and nurse anesthesia students. Final decision for admission is made by program faculty in conjunction with the University of South Carolina Graduate School. Curriculum and Degree Requirements (114 Hours) Integration of clinical training with coursework...