Re: CRNA Vision Reqs!
The ADA question is can you do essential tasks without accomodation?
There are private pilots who have only one eye and they are able to pass a physical based on a statement of demonstrated ability. Landing an airplane requires significant visual accomodation skills so I would certainly think that you could learn the skills.
I think that you could learn to accomodate for your deficit to perform the tasks. The best way to figure out how to develop accomodation skills is to see a vision specialist for assessment and possible thereapeutic exercises to help strengthen your accomodation skills.
The other part of this as I think about it is that there are always "tricks of the trade" for every physical/cognitive skill set. A chat with a CRNA would help you figure out where to look for these skills.
Hope this helps...
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