While I'm pretty sure the answer to this question is "no," I thought I would ask to make sure. I have done my research and have not found any schools offering this, and I'm sure there is a reason for it. I guess the reason I thought there would be distance programs is because there are online NP programs--but I do realize that CRNA training is much different than NP training.
I haven't even started the BSN program yet-I will be through with my pre-reqs this summer and hope to start nursing school in spring '07. My goal is to become a CRNA, but unfortunately there are no schools in San Antonio that offer the program-only in Houston and Dallas, from what I've researched. I've got a husband and two small children, so moving somewhere else to attend the program is out.
Thanks in advance for any information you may be able to provide.
I know that I'm asking too early. My goal is to be a CRNA. I have not yet started my BSN third year. I researched school for CRNA near Dallas area. I found TCU-harris school of nursing. They ask for a year of experience.My question is how many years of experience do you suggest?
The Mountain State University CRNA Program was shut down due to fraud and other issues. MSU has always been a degree mill - please avoid it for any program type.
I know that I'm asking too early. My goal is to be a CRNA. I have not yet started my BSN third year. I researched school for CRNA near Dallas area. I found TCU-harris school of nursing. They ask for a year of experience.My question is how many years of experience do you suggest?
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There are no online programs.