Good news for the people in Oklahoma. The University of Tulsa is up for initial accreditation from the Council on Accreditation for the Fall of 2016. Hopefully all goes well and we will finally have a CRNA program in the state of Oklahoma.
OkNurse17 said:Newman has lost there clinical site in Tulsa.
Yeap. Had a CRNA that graduated from Newman tell me the reason that they pull out of Tulsa was due to the amount of cases. RRNA's at Hillcrest were doing around 1400 cases compared to 900-1000 in Wichita.
The University of Tulsa had their onsite review last month. Should know something mid-January if they got accredited.
Not sure if this a good sign or not for Tulsa getting their program up and running, but about a month ago the Director and Assistant Director job was placed on Gas Work. I checked Gas Work today and the jobs are no longer posted. I'm not sure if they have been filled but I hope that is a good sign for Tulsa getting their CRNA program up and running.
Brandon05 said:It's October 30, 2018 has there been any update on the CRNA program coming to Oklahoma? It sure would be nice if it did, but it's also good to know you can do the distant learning front TCU. One semester away beats 3 years away.
No news that I've heard of. I'm in the process of interviewing at an out of state school. Didn't get an interview at TCU that would have kept me in state.
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Congratulations on getting accepted. I work at Hillcrest and they are also a training site for TCU. Newman looks like they will be pulling out of Hillcrest as well. One of our CRNA's who graduated from Newman mentioned that Tulsa will more than likely have their clinicals at Hillcrest if they get approved.