Bachelor Degree for CRNA

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I'm planning on getting my under grad that will lead me to eventually get a Masters to become a CRNA. Everything I've read says you need a Bachelor of Science in Nursing to get a Masters in nursing. I'd like to get a degree that will allow me to become a CRNA, but also a degree I can use to fall back on if I don't want to go into nursing. So whats a bachelor degree besides a BSN I can acquire for a CRNA?

All students admitted to a Nurse Anesthesia Program after January 1, 2022 must complete with a clinical doctorate degree. Many programs are transitioning to the Clinical Doctorate prior to that date.

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All students admitted to a Nurse Anesthesia Program after January 1, 2022 must complete with a clinical doctorate degree.

Do you have a source for this? All I can find are recommendations for requiring a doctorate; not that it has become a requirement for practice.

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Do you have a source for this? All I can find are recommendations for requiring a doctorate; not that it has become a requirement for practice.

Graduate Program in Nurse Anesthesia Vs DNAP | CRNA Career Pro

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Do you have a source for this? All I can find are recommendations for requiring a doctorate; not that it has become a requirement for practice.

2025 is the date set by the AANA. Please see link for further details:

AANA Announces Support of Doctorate for Entry into Nurse Anesthesia Practice by 2

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