There was a lengthy forum posted about the (then one) CRNA school in PR. Since then, 2 more programs have opened up for a total of 3 programs, just curious about what people have heard.
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[TD]Antillean Adventist University Nurse Anesthesia Program (New)[/TD]
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[TD]InterAmerican University of Puerto Rico Master of Science in Anesthesia (Continued accreditation)[/TD]
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University of Puerto Rico School of Nursing Nurse Anesthesia Program (New)
I am pretty decent with medical and conversational Spanish but by no means fluent. The UPR program says its taught in Spanish but tests and books are all in English (as an English test is required for entry to all 3 programs). Does anyone know about the others? Any feedback in general?
I know it sounds ridiculous but the cost of the programs are so cheap I could literally hire an interpreter to come with me and still finish with fewer loans than some programs in the States.
Any feedback about new programs? I live in AZ and the U of A just started a DNP program last year. It's still fairly new and easy to get into since the requirements are the same as the DNP-FNP program. But the director Kathy says that that will be changing in the coming years. The CRNAs I've talked to and shadowed said to stay away from new programs until they are more reputable. Does anyone agree or disagree?
Thank you!
Jeremy