What is an SRNA?

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  1. by Aug 25, '00
    I have been doing some resaerch on CRNA's and I keep reading about SRNA's. From what I have gathered a SRNA is a student CRNA. Could somebody let me know if I am right.
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    by tsgarman Aug 25, '00 8:40 pm
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  4. Sep 3, '00 by
    You are correct. SRNA stands for Student Registered Nurse Anesthetist. You may also see the initials RRNA. Some programs have started using this and it stands for Resident Registered Nurse Anesthetist. Need more info just e-mail me I am a CRNA.
    Last edit by sirI on Jan 7, '07 : Reason: remove email
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  5. Jan 3, '07 by
    LOL. I kept thinking SRNA was a typo for CRNA until I did a search to confirm my assumption. Thanks for the clarification. ~ 7 years later.
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  6. Mar 1, '08 by
    SRNA = "state registered nursing assistant"..can take licence anywhere in that state

    CNA= certified nursing assistant..local to where licence was established:heartbeat
  7. Apr 17, '09 by
    It could be a State registered nursing assistant. That is the title I have in KY for that.
  8. Apr 25, '09 by
    SRNA are the credentials a student registered nurse anesthetist uses for docmentation purposes. Upon passing the National certification test, they become Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist.
    Last edit by NRSKarenRN on Apr 26, '09
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