Yes, I will actually speak with a Adviser that offers the AA program to ensure I'm making the right steps. Just thought I'd do some google research. Thank you for your help.
Thank you for this information. Do you know if I would need to become an RN like a CRNA would? Or can I just go for my A.S. and B.S. then apply for my Masters in becoming a AA? I'm not sure of the process and the first step to take.
Career Outlook and Job Vacancies for Anesthesiologist Assistants I'm currently living in the US. From the article above, it shows to be in high demand. So hopefully that is still the case. I have just recently heard about AA and looking more into it. Never heard of it until a few days ago.
I am interested in becoming a Anesthesiologist Assistant in the future. I do not have any college experience or degrees. What would be the first step? Do I need to become a RN first or can I go for an associates degree in the healthcare field and start from there?