Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs Introduction The accreditation program for nurse anesthesia was initiated in 1952 by the American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA). The accreditation function was transferred to the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Educational Programs/Schools in 1975 in response to a major revision of the U.S. Office of Education criteria. Since 1975, the Council has existed as a subject matter and fiscally autonomous multidisciplinary body which exists under the corporate structure of the AANA. This multidisciplinary structure gives recognition to the various publics which represent the community of interest within which the nurse anesthesia profession resides. The 13 members of the Council are representative of the following groups: nurse anesthesia educators and practitioners, nurse anesthesia students, anesthesiologists, health care administration and the public. All are voting members. The Council is recognized by the United States Department of Education and the Council on Postsecondary Accreditation. The scope of these recognitions isgeneric nurse anesthesia educational programs in the United States and its territories. The Council on Accreditation is responsible for establishing the Standards & Guidelines for nurse anesthesia educational programs subject to consideration of revisions by the community of interest. The Standards address organization and administration, curriculum and instruction, records, faculty, resources, evaluation and ethics. The first set of Standards was adopted in 1952 and these have been under review and subject to periodic major and minor revisions since that time. Compliance with the Standards forms the basis for accreditation decisions made by the Council. The accreditation process for established programs is based on the self-evaluation study document prepared by the program and a site review by a team of two or three reviewers. This process is repeated at intervals of up to four years and is supplemented by an interim report. A summary report of the review is presented to the Council for an accreditation decision. New programs desiring accreditation status must complete preaccreditation and initial accreditation reviews successfully prior to applying for accreditation status.

In the broad sense, accreditation provides quality assurances concerning educational preparation through continuous self study and review. The ultimate goal of the nurse anesthesia accreditation process is to improve the quality of nurse anesthesia education and provide a competent practitioner to the health care consumer and employers. Graduation from an approved program is one prerequisite of eligibility for national certification and a consideration used by governmental funding and licensing agencies, employers and potential students. The Council on Accreditation publishes this list of accredited nurse anesthesia programs on a biannual basis as information for the public, other agencies and prospective students. A definition of the accreditation actions conferred follows: Preaccreditation status signifies successful completion of a capability study and an onsite review with authorization to accept students. Initial accreditation status signifies programs that have had students in the practicum for one year and have successfully completed the pre and initial accreditation process. Accreditation status signifies that programs have completed successfully the pre- and initial-accreditation process. This status may be awarded for periods of one to four years. Announced Public Probation signifies one or more of the following: serious deficiencies which jeopardize the quality of the educational process; failure of a Program to respond by the specified date to a Summary Report which identifies serious deficiencies; or failure to submit a Self Study, a Progress Report or an Interim Study by the due date. Revocation of accreditation status signifies a program which does not present sufficient evidence of educational quality nor intent to comply with the Standards & Guidelines. Extension of Continued Accreditation Status signifies that the accreditation process cannot be completed prior to the expiration of the accreditation status through no fault of either the Program or the Council.

Officers and Members currently serving on the Council are: Chairman Elanda Wiseman, MA, CRNA (CRNA Educator Representative) Assistant Director/Clinical Kaiser-Permanente Hospital School of Anesthesia for Nurses Los Angeles, California Vice Chairman Richard A. Moss, CRNA (CRNA Practitioner Representative) Staff Anesthetist Sioux Valley Hospital Sioux Falls, South Dakota Secretary Nancy Bruton-Maree, MS, CRNA (CRNA Educator Representative) Assistant Director Nurse Anesthesia Program North Carolina Baptist Hospital and Bowman Gray School of Medicine Winston-Salem, North Carolina Kenneth S. Anderson, MEd, CRNA (CRNA Educator Representative) CRNA Program Director Hamot Medical Center Erie, Pennsylvania

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Marie Morel/, BS (Student Representative) St. Elizabeth Hospital Youngstown, OH

James E. Cox, PhD (Public Representative) American Society of Heating, Refrigerating & Air Conditioning Engineers Washington, DC Bernard C. DeLeo, MD (AnesthesiologistRepresentative) Professor and Chairman Department of Anesthesiology Albany Medical College Albany, New York Carl Fischer, MPH, MSN (Hospital Administrator Representative) Executive Director Medical College of Virginia Hospitals Richmond, Virginia Alice Bennett lhrig (Public Representative) Self-Employed Consultant Oak Lawn, Illinois

Denise Martin-Sheridan. MS, CRNA (Chairman. AANA Education Committee) Department of Anesthesiology Albany Medical Center Albany, NY Lawrence Perry, MD (AnesthesiologistRepresentative) Retired Rochester, Minnesota Mark P Yeager, MD (AnesthesiologistRepresentative) Asst. Professor of Anesthesiology & Medicine Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Hanover, New Hampshire Director of Accreditation Doris A. Stoll, PhD, CRNA

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ALABAMA Birmingham--University of Alabama at Birmingham, Nurse Anesthetist Program, School of Health Related Professions, UAB Station, 35294; Joseph R. Williams, CRNA, MS; Keith D. Blayney, PhD (205) 934-3209 SD Sept. DLR 4/86; DAR 4/90; ASR 4 yrs. ttBachelor of Science. Dothan-Manley L. Cummins School of Anesthesia, c/o Southeast Alabama Medical Center, P.O. Drawer 6987, 36302; Linda L. Callahan, CRNA, MA; Robert E. Johnstone, MD (205) 793-8104 SD Sept. DLR 3/88; DAR 3/92; ASR 4 yrs.

CALIFORNIA Los Angeles-Kaiser Permanente (CSULB) School of Anesthesia, 1600 N. Vermont Ave., Suite 200, 90027; Joyce W. Kelly, CRNA, MA; Carol Franklin, MD (213) 667-8861 SD Sept. DLR 7/86; DAR 7/90; ASR 4 yrs. "Master of Science in Nursing, Clinical Specialty Anesthesiology. Los Angeles-UCLA Program of Nurse Anesthesia, 56-125 Center for the Health Sciences, 10833 LeConte Ave., 90024; Wynne Waugaman, CRNA, PhD; Ronald L. Katz, MD (213) 825-4123 L30-36; SD Sept. DLR 3/88; DAR 3/92; ASR 4 yrs. *Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesia. @San Diego-Navy Nurse Corps Anesthesia Program/George Washington University, Phase II, Naval Hospital, Park Blvd., 92134; CDR Deborah A. Ward, NC, USN, CRNA, BSN: CPT C. Weslowski, MSC, USN L25; SD Aug. DLR 4/85; DAR 4/89; ASR 4 yrs. tBachelor of Science in Nursing Anesthesia.

CONNECTICUT Bridgeport-Bridgeport Hospital School of Nurse Anesthesia/Southern Connecticut State University, 267 Grant St., 06610; Douglas M. Baysinger, CRNA, EdD; Evan Tilley, MD (203) 384-3280 SD May DLR 7/88; DAR 7/92; ASR 4 yrs *Master of Science in Biology. New Britain-New Britain School of Nurse Anesthesia (Central Connecticut State University), 100 Grand St., 06050; Meigs A. Alden, CRNA, MEd; Hanumanthaiah Balakrishna, MD SD May; L29 DLR 7/85; DAR 7/89:ASR 4 yrs. *Master of Science in Biology. New Haven-Hospital of St. Raphael/Central Connecticut State University, School of Nurse Anesthesia, 1423 Chapel St., 06511; Judith Thompson, CRNA, MS; Philip J. Noto, MD (203) 789-3538 L29; SD May DLR 11/87; DAR 11/91; ASR 4 yrs. *Master of Science in Biology.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA @Washington - US Army/Texas Wesleyan College, Program in Anesthesia Nursing, Phase II, Walter Reed AMC, 20307-5001; LTC James M. Temo, CRNA, AN, MSN; LTC Charles Gandy, MC, MD (202) 576-3886 L27; SD Oct. DLR 7/85; DAR 7/89; ASR 4 yrs. "Master in Health Science.

FLORIDA Panama City-Bay Medical Center School of Nurse Anesthesia, 615 N. Bonita Ave., P.O. Box 2515, 32401; William McCall, MHDL, CRNA, John Daly, DO (904) 769-1511 Ext. 5018 SD Sept. DLR 7/88; DAR 7/92; 4 yrs.

COLORADO @Aurora-US Army/Texas Wesleyan College, Program in Anesthesia Nursing, HSHG-NSE (Anesthesia), Fitzsimons AMC, Aurora, CO 80045 Wade T.Rutt, ANC, CRNA, MEd; COL Harry Spaulding, MD, MC. (303) 361-3927 L27; SD Oct. DLR9/84; DAR 9/88; ASR 4 yrs. "Master in Health Science. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status

GEORGIA @ Fort Gordon-Program in Anesthesia Nursing, U.S. Army/Texas Wesleyan College, Dwight David Eisenhower AMC, 30905-5650; MAJ Michael Creasman, CRNA, MS; MAJ G. L. Brookshire, MD, MC L27: SD Oct. DLR 7/85; DAR 7/89; ASR 4 yrs. "*Masterin Health Science.

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dates-months as indicated. If no date is given, write to school. DLR-date of last review by the Council on Accreditation. DAR-date of next review by the Council on Accreditation. ASR-accreditation status received at last review; see page 1 for definitions. *-indicates program offers a Master's degree on an optional basis. **-indicates program is provided only ina Master's degree framework, t-indicates program offers a baccalaureate degree on an optional basis, tt-indicates program is provided only in a baccalaureate degree framework. Programs with no codes listed indicate a certificate is awarded following completion. @-indicates applicants accepted only from Commissioned Nurse Corps Officers of their respective branch of the Federal Uniformed Services and receive pay and allowances appropriate to their rank. 2

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HAWAII @ Tripler AMC-US Army/Texas Wesleyan College, Program in Anesthesia Nursing, Tripler AMC, HI 96859-5000; LTC Mary Sealy, ANC, CRNA, MSN; (808) 433-5210 L27; SD Oct. DLR 12/85; DAR 12/89; ASR 4 yrs. "Master in Health Science.

ILLINOIS Chicago-Ravenswood Hospital Medical Center School of Nurse Anesthesia, 4550 N. Winchester, 60640; Bernadette Roche, MS, CRNA: Richard E. Lyons, MD (312) 878-4300 Ext. 5286 SD Sept. DLR 11/88; DAR 11/92; ASR 4 yrs. Chicago-Rush University Anesthesia Nurse Practitioner Program, 600 S. Paulina, 60612; Cheryl DauroJokich, CRNA, MS SD Sept. DLR 4/87; DAR 4/91; ASR 4 yrs. * * Master of Science in Nursing (DNSc also available for individuals with Master's Degree). Decatur-Decatur Memorial Hospital's Nurse Anesthesia Program/Bradley University, 2300 N. Edward St., 62526; Betty Horton, CRNA, MA; Ronald McGregor, MD (217)877-8121 X-2578 SD Aug.; L30 "Master of Science in Nursing. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status 7/89.

KANSAS Kansas City-University of Kansas Medical Center Nurse Anesthesia Education Program, 39th & Rainbow, 66103; Carol Elliott, CRNA, MPA L30; SD June (913) 588-6612 DLR 4/85; DAR 4/89; ASR 4 yrs. **Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesia.

LOUISIANA New Orleans-Charity Hospital/Xavier University School of Nurse Anesthesiology, 1532 Tulane Ave., 70140; Norman R. Wolford, CRNA, EdD; M. Naraghi, MD (504) 568-2816 L27; SD June DLR 4/87; DAR 4/91; ASR 4 yrs. "Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesiology.

MAINE Bangor-Eastern Maine Center School of Nurse Anesthesia/Central Connecticut State University. 489 State St., 04401; Pauline C. Barbin, CRNA, MEd; Charles Kerndt, MD (207) 945-8133 SD May; L29 DLR 9/84; DAR 9/88; ASR 4 yrs. "Master of Science in Biology. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status. Lewiston-St. Mary's General Hospital School of Anesthesia for Nurses/University of New England, 45 Golder St., 04240; Barbara G. Clark, CRNA, BS: Mary T. Dycio, MD (207) 786-2901 Ext. 2650 L27; SD June DLR 4/85; DAR 4/89; ASR 4 yrs. "Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesia Portland-Mercy Hospital/University of New England School of Anesthesia, 144 State St., 04101; Leon Deisering, CRNA, MSN; Jeffrey Morse, MD (207) 879-3377 L27; SD June DLR 11/86; DAR 11/90; ASR 4 yrs. "Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesia.

MARYLAND @ Bethesda-Navy Nurse Corps anesthesia Program (George Washington University), Naval School of Health Sciences, 20814; LCDR George T. Byrnes, MSEd, NC, USN, CRNA; LCDR Daniel Weir, NC, USN, CRNA, BSN (301) 295-1250 SD Aug. DLR 11/86; DAR 11/90; ASR 4 yrs. t Bachelor of Science in Nursing Anesthesia.

MASSACHUSETTS Boston-New England Medical Center School of Nurse Anesthesia, 750 Washington St., Dept. of Anesthesia, Box 298, 02111; Janet A. Dewan, CRNA, MSN; Aruna Patil, MD (617) 956-6209 SD Oct. DLR 12/85; DAR 12/89; ASR 4 yrs. Pittsfield-Berkshire Medical Center's School of Anesthesia, 725 North St., 01201; Michael P. Hogue, CRNA, MS, Rene Aillon, MD (413) 447-2555 SD Sept. DLR 7/85: DAR 7/89: ASR 4 yrs.

CODE: L- length of course in months. All schools are 24 months unless otherwise indicated; for example, L27. SD-starting dates-months as indicated. If no date is given, write to school. DLR-date of last review by the Council on Accreditation. DAR-date of next review by the Council on Accreditation. ASR-accreditation status received at last review; see page 1 for definitions. *-indicates program offers a Master's degree on an optional basis. **-indicates program is provided only ina Master's degree framework. t-indicates program offers a baccalaureate degree on an optional basis. t t-indicates program is provided only in a baccalaureate degree framework. Programs with no codes listed indicate a certificate is awarded following completion. @-indicates applicants accepted only from Commissioned Nurse Corps Officers of their respective branch of the Federal Uniformed Services and receive pay and allowances appropriate to their rank. 3

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MICHIGAN Detroit-Henry Ford Hospital/University of Detroit Graduate Program of Nurse Anesthesiology, 2799 W. Grand Blvd., CFP Room 303, 48202; Doris J. Tanaka, MS, CRNA (313) 876-2934 L27: SD Sept. DLR 3/88; DAR 3/92; ASR 4 yrs. '* Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesiology. Detroit-Mercy Graduate Program of Nurse Anesthesiology, 6071 W. Outer Dr., 48235; Christine S. Zambricki, CRNA, MS (313) 927-7146 L27; SD Sept. DLR 4/87; DAR 4/91; ASR 4 yrs. "Master of Science. Detroit-Wayne State University, College of Pharmacy & Allied Health Professions, Nurse Anesthesia Program, Room 2 V4, Detroit Receiving Hospital, University Health Center, 4201 St. Antoine, 48201; Prudentia Worth, CRNA, MEd (313) 745-3610 SD Sept. DLR 4/86; DAR 4/90; ASR 4 yrs. " Mater of Science in Anesthesia. Flint-Hurley Medical Center/University of MichiganFlint School of Anesthesia, 1 Hurley Plaza, 48502; Howard Stickney, CRNA, MS; Kumbla Bhakta, MD SD Swpt. tBachelor of Science in Anesthesia. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status 7/89.

MINNESOTA Minneapolis-Abbott Northwestern Hospital School of Anesthesia/St. Mary's College, 2510 Park, 55404; Patrick K. Price, CRNA, PhD; Richard Skoog, MD 612-874-9877 SD Sept. DLR 7/85; DAR 7/89; ASR 4 yrs. " Master of Science Nurse Anesthesia. Minneapolis-Minneapolis Veterans Administration Medical Center/College of St. Thomas and University of Minnesota, School of Anesthesia, One Veteran's Dr., 112A, 55417; Lodemia R. Hartley, CRNA, MA; Wen Y. Yue, MD (612) 725-2000 Ext. 3392 L25; SD July DLR 12/84; DAR 12/88; ASR 4 yrs. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status 3/89 SMaster of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction in Allied Health.

Rochester-Mayo School of Health-Related Sciences, Nurse Anesthesia Program, 200 First St. S.W., 55905; R. L. Lennon, DO; Edward S. Thompson, MS, CRNA (507) 284-8217 SD Sept. DLR 4/87; DAR 4/91; ASR 4 yrs. ST. Louis Park-Minneapolis School of Anesthesia/St. Mary's College, 6715 Minnetonka Blvd., 55426; Sandra J. Kilde, CRNA, EdD; H. Laurence Schochet, MD (612) 925-5222 SD June DLR 7/87; DAR 7/91; ASR 4 yrs. SMaster of Science Nurse Anesthesia. St. Paul-St. Paul-Ramsey Medical Center/University of Minnesota and College of St. Thomas School of Nurse Anesthesiology, 640 Jackson St., 55101; Karen Ringsred, MD; Ruth Logar, MA, CRNA L32; SD July Ext. Cont. Accred. thru 3-90. of Arts in Curriculum and Instruction in Allied Health.

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MISSOURI Kansas City-Truman Medical Center/University of Missouri/Kansas City, School of Nurse Anesthesia, 2301 Holmes, 64108; Chandler F. Bowser, CRNA, MA; Nina Beatty, MD (816) 556-3216 L31; SD Nov. DLR 11/86; DAR 11/90; ASR 4 yrs. ° Master of Arts in Biology. St. Louis-Washington University Nurse Anesthesia Program, School of Medicine, Box 8054, 660 S. Euclid Ave., 63110; LaVerne J. Will, CRNA, MS; William D. Owens, MD (314) 362-1346 SD Sept. DLR 7/85; DAR 7/89; ASR 4 yrs. * Master of Arts in Biology Springfield-Southwest Missouri School of Anesthesia/Southwest Missouri State University, 1900 S. National, Suite 1800, 65804; Gregory F. Janeczko, MD; William 0. Kirk, CRNA, MA SD April & Oct. DLR 9/84; DAR 9/88; ASR 4 yrs. t Bachelor of Science in Anesthesia. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status. 3/89

NEBRASKA Lincoln-Bryan Memorial Hospital/School of Anesthesia, 1600 S. 48th St., 68506; James D. Cuddeford, CRNA, MA; James Bard, MD L28; SD June Ext. of Continued Accred. Status 7/89.

CODE: L-length of course in months. All schools are 24 months unless otherwise indicated; for example, L27. SD-starting dates-months as indicated. If no date is given, write to school. DLR-date of last review by the Council on Accreditation. DAR-date of next review by the Council on Accreditation. ASR-accreditation status received at last review; see page 1 for definitions. *-indicates program offers a Master's degree on an optional basis. **-indicates program is provided only in a Master's degree framework. t - indicates program offers a baccalaureate degree on an optional basis. t t-indicates program is provided only in a baccalaureate degree framework. Programs with no codes listed'indicate a certificate is awarded following completion. @-indicates applicants accepted only from Commissioned Nurse Corps Officers of their respective branch of the Federal Uniformed Services and receive pay and allowances appropriate to their rank. 4

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Camden-Our Lady of Lourdes Medical Center Nurse Anesthesia Program, 1600 Haddon Ave., 08103; James S. Armstrong, MD; Ferne Cohen, CRNA, MS (609) 757-3734 SD Sept. DLR 11/88; DAR 11/92; 4 yrs.

Charlotte-Charlotte Memorial Hospital & Medical Center School of Nurse Anesthesia, University of North Carolina/Charlottte, P.O. Box 32861, 28232; George Haag, PhD, CRNA; C. Dana Hershey, Jr., MD (704) 338-2375 L27; SD Aug. DLR 4/85; DAR 4/89; ASR 4 yrs. Master of Science in Nursing. Durham-Durham County General Hospital School of Anesthesia for Nurses, 3643 N. Roxboro Rd., 27704; Vivian S. Roberts, CRNA, BA; C. P. Reddy Parvata, MD (919) 470-6187 SD Sept. DLR 4/85; DAR 4/89;ASR 4 yrs.

NEW YORK **Albany-Albany Medical Center, Nurse Anesthesiology Prog., 43 New Scotland Ave., Room U-311, 12208; Kathleen M. Fuller, CRNA, MS; Bernard C. DeLeo, MD (518) 445-4303 L26; SD Sept. DLR 7/85; DAR 7/89; ASR 4 yrs. Master of Science, Anesthesiology. **Albany-Veterans Administration Medical Center School of Anesthesia for Nurses/Albany Medical College, 113 Holland Ave., 12208; Sarah E. Stillwell, CRNA, BPS; Mervyn N. Prichard, MD SD July; L26 Extension of Continued Accreditation Status Master of Science, Anesthesiology. Brooklyn-Kings County Hospital Center/Brooklyn College, 451 Clarkson Ave., T Bldg.-Rm. 608, 11203; Joyce Holder, CRNA, MA; Joseph P. Giffin, MD SD Sept. (718) 735-2232 DLR 4/87; DAR 4/91; ASR 4 yrs. * Master of Arts in Health Science. Buffalo-State University of New York at Buffalo, School of Nursing-Nurse Anesthesia Program, 801 Kimball Tower, 14214; Thomas E. Obst, CRNA, MS; F. Robert Weis, MD (716) 831-3325 L27; SD Sept. DLR 4/87; DAR 4/91; ASR 4 yrs. **Master of Science. New York-Columbia University/Roosevelt Hospital Center Program in Nurse Anesthesia, 630 W. 168 St., 10032; Theresa Doddato, CRNA, MA; Ronald A. Andree, MD (212) 305-2940 SD Sept. DLR 4/86; DAR 4/90; ASR 4 yrs. "Master of Science. New York-Harlem Hospital Nurse Anesthesia Program, 506 Lenox Ave., Room 6177, MLK Pav., 10037; Meta S. Haven, CRNA, MS, MPH; G. Phanor, MD (212) 491-8708 L27-30; SD July DLR 11/87; DAR 11/91; ASR 4 yrs.

Winston-Salem-North Carolina Baptist Hospital Bowman Gray School of Medicine, University of North Carolina/Greensboro, Box 566, 27103; Sandra M. Maree, CRNA, MEd; Francis M. James III, MDA (919) 777-3086 SD Aug. DLR 7/88; DAR 7/92; ASR 4 yrs. *Master of Science in Nursing.

NORTH DAKOTA Bismarck-Central Dakota School of Anesthesia/University of Mary, St. Alexius Medical Center, 900 E. Broadway, 58502; Diane J. Roloff, CRNA, MSN; Riffat Morgan, MD (701) 224-7272 L27; SD June. DLR 12/84; DAR 12/88; ASR 4 yrs. Ext Continued Accred. Status 3/89. " Master of Science Nursing. Grand Forks-University of North Dakota, College of Nursing, P.O. Box 8195, Timothy R. Sauvage, MS, CRNA DLR 7/87; Preaccreditation Status "Master of Science in Nursing.

OHIO Canton-Aultman Hospital School of Nurse Anesthesia, 2600 6th St. S.W., 44710; J. L. Stafford, CRNA, MS; John R. McVey, MD (216) 438-7491 SD Sept. DLR 4/87; DAR 4/91; ASR 4 yrs. Cincinnati-University Hospital School of Nurse Anesthesia, 234 Goodman St., 45267; Esther Reece, CRNA, MEd; Phillip O. Bridenbaugh, MD SD Feb. (513) 558-2440 DLR 7/86; DAR 7/90; ASR 4 yrs.

CODE: L-length of course in months. All schools are 24 months unless otherwise indicated; for example, L27. SD-starting dates-months as indicated. If no date is given, write to school. DLR-date of last review by the Council on Accreditation. DAR-date of next review by the Council on Accreditation. ASR-accreditation status received at last review; see page 1 for definitions. *-indicates program offers a Master's degree on an optional basis. **-indicates program is provided only in a Master's degree framework. t-indicates program offers a baccalaureate degree on an optional basis. tt-indicates program is provided only in a baccalaureate degree framework. Programs with no codes listed indicate a certificate is awarded following completion. @-indicates applicants accepted only from Commissioned Nurse Corps Officers of their respective branch of the Federal Uniformed Services and receive pay and allowances appropriate to their rank.

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Cleveland-Cleveland Clinic School of Nurse Anesthesia, 9500 Euclid Ave., 44106; Eileen S. Cavanaugh, CRNA, MEd; Arthur Barnes, MD (216) 444-6547 SD Sept. DLR 4/87; DAR 4/91; ASR 4 yrs. Cleveland-The Mount Sinai Medical Center/Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing (Case Western Reserve Univ.) School of Nurse Anesthesia, Room 307-Nurses Residence, 1 Mt. Sinai Dr., 44106-4198; Jack R. Kless, CRNA, MA; Gary Freeman, MD (216) 421-3914 SD Aug.; L28 DLR 7/86; DAR 7/90; ASR 4 yrs. "Master of Science Nursing. Columbus-The Ohio State University NurseAnesthesia Division, 1583 Perry St., Room 435, 43210; Clement J. Markarian, MA, CRNA (614) 292-0577 SD Sept. DLR 7/87 SMaster of Science. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status until 3/89. Youngstown-St. Elizabeth Hospital Medical Center School for Nurse Anesthetists, 1044 Belmont Ave., 44504; Cathy Mastropietro, CRNA, MEd; H. Hwang, MD (216) 746-7211 Ext. 3444 SD Sept. DLR 4/86; DAR 4/90; ASR 4 yrs.

PENNSYLVANIA Danville-Geisinger Medical Center/Susquehanna University, North Academy Ave., 17822; John B. Houston, MD: Arthur F.Richer, CRNA, BS (717) 271-6587 L36; SD Sept. DLR 3/88; DAR 3/92. ttBachelor of Science. Erie-Hamot Medical Center School of Anesthesia/ Edinboro University of Pennsylvania, 201 State St., 16550; K. Stephen Anderson, CRNA, MEd; J. D. Albert, MD (814) 870-6000 Ext. 2137 L28; SD Jan. DLR 12/84; DAR 12/88; ASR 4 yrs. ttBachelor of Science in Anesthesia. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status 11/89. Greensburg-Westmoreland-Latrobe Hospitals School of Anesthesia for Nurses, 532 W. Pittsburgh St., 15601; Howard F. Armour, CRNA, MS; C. DeFrancesco, MD; P. Rao, MD (412) 832-4144 SD Sept. DLR 4/86; DAR 4/90; ASR 4 yrs.

Harrisburg-Harrisburg Area School of Anesthesia, Harrisburg Hospital, South Front St., 17101-2099; Esther M. Winger, CRNA, MSEd; Donald H. Haselhuhn, MD (717) 782-3129 SD Sept. DLR 11/88; DAR 11/92; ASR 4 yrs. Natrona Heights-Allegheny Valley Hospital/LaRoche College School of Anesthesia, 1301 Carlisle St., 15065; Mary Arvay, CRNA; G. L. Fuller, MD SD Sept. DLR 12/85; DAR 12/89; ASR 4 yrs. "Master of Science. Norristown-Montgomery Hospital School of Anesthesia/St. Joseph's University, Powell and Fornance Sts., 19401; Frank J. Tornetta, PhD, MD; Kathleen Hanna, MS, CRNA (215) 270-2139 SD Sept. DLR 4/87; DAR 4/91; ASR 4 yrs. *Master of Science. Philadelphia-Lankenau Hospital School of Anesthesia/St. Joseph's University, City Line West of Lancaster Ave., 19151; Bette M. Wildgust, CRNA, MSEd; Richard D. Albertson, MD (215) 645-2145 SD Sept. DLR 7/86; DAR 7/90; ASR 4 yrs. *Master of Science. Philadelphia-Medical College of Pennsylvania, Graduate Program of Nurse Anesthesia, 3300 Henry Ave., 19129; Michael J. Booth, CRNA, MA; Athole Jacobi, MD L30; SD April. DLR 4/85; DAR 4/89; ASR 4 yrs. ** Master of Science.

Philadelphia -Nazareth Hospital School of Anesthesia for Nurses/St. Joseph's University, 2601 Holme Ave., 19152; William J. Discavage, CRNA, MSEd; David W. Schaffer, MD (215) 335-6217 SD Sept. DLR 7/87; DAR 7/91; ASR 4 yrs. *Master of Science. Pittsburgh-St. Francis Medical Center/LaRoche College School of Anesthesia, 45th St. off Penn Ave., 15201; Arlene S. Loeffler, CRNA, MEd (412) 622-4363 SD Sept. DLR 11/88; Deferral, ASR 4 yrs. "Master of Science.

CODE: L-length of course inmonths. All schools are 24 months unless otherwise indicated; for example, L27. SD-starting dates-months as indicated. If no date is given, write to school. DLR-date of last review by the Council on Accreditation. DAR-date of next review by the Council on Accreditation. ASR-accreditation status received at last review; see page 1 for definitions. *-indicates program offers a Master's degree on an optional basis. **-indicates program is provided only ina Master's degree framework. t-indicates program offers a baccalaureate degree on an optional basis. tt-indicates program is provided only in a baccalaureate degree framework. Programs with no codes listed indicate a certificate is awarded following completion. @-indicates applicants accepted only from Commissioned Nurse Corps Officers of their respective branch of the Federal Uniformed Services and receive pay and allowances appropriate to their rank. 6

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Pittsburgh-University Health Center of Pittsburgh School of Anesthesia, 3459 5th Ave., 15213; Mary DePaolis-Lutzo, CRNA, PhD; Stephen C. Finestone, MD (412) 648-6430 SD Sept. DLR 4/85; DAR 4/89; ASR 4 yrs. Reading-The Reading Hospital & Medical Center School of Nurse Anesthesia, 6th Avenue and Spruce Street, 19603; Betty Abrams, CRNA, BS; William Hacke, MD (215) 378-6269 SD Sept. DLR 4/87; DAR 4/91; ASR 4 yrs. Washington-The Washington Hospital School of Anesthesia/California University of Pennsylvania, 155 Wilson Ave., 15301; Susan J. Coyne, CRNA, MEd; S. Leonard Gutkowski, MD (412) 223-3640 SD Sept. "Master of Science-Biology. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status 3/89 Wilkes-Barre-Wilkes-Barre General Hospital School of Anesthesia, North River & Auburn Sts., 18764; Romayne Lochner, CRNA, MEd; Daniel Pompey, MD (717) 829-8111 Ext. 2299 SD Sept. DLR 11/87; DAR 11/91; ASR 4 yrs.

RHODE ISLAND North Providence-St. Joseph Hospital School of Anesthesia for Nurses, 200 High Service Ave., 02904; Lucille S. Buono, CRNA, BS; Julius C. Migliori, MD (401) 456-3139 SD Sept. DLR 12/85; DAR 12/89; ASR 4 yrs. Pawtucket-The Memorial Hospital of Rhode Island School of Nurse Anesthesia, 111 Brewster St., 02860; Moustafa EI-Naggar, MD; Thomas Kerwin, CRNA, MA (401) 722-6000 Ext. 2431 SD Sept. DLR 12/84: DAR 12/88; ASR 4 yrs. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status. 4/89

SOUTH CAROLINA Charleston-Medical University of South Carolina, Anesthesia for Nurses Educational Department, College of Health Related Professions, 171 Ashley Ave., 29425; Mary Anne Cone, CRNA, MSEd; John E. Mahaffey, MD (803) 792-3785 SD Aug. DLR 4/85; DAR 4/89; ASR 4 yrs. 'Master of Health Science.

Columbia-Richland Memorial Hospital School of Nurse Anesthesia, Five Richland Medical Park, 29203; Kristi Paul, MN, CRNA, G. J. Haladay, MD (803) 765-6344 SD Aug. DLR 12/84; DAR 12/88; ASR 4 yrs. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status 3/89.

SOUTH DAKOTA Sioux Falls-McKennan Hospital/University of South Dakota, School of Anesthesiology for Registered Nurses, 800 E. 21st St., 57117-5045; Robert B. Putnam, CRNA, MEd; John Gray, MD (605) 339-8095 SD Aug. DLR 4/87; DAR 4/91; ASR 4 yrs. tt Bachelor of Science in Anesthesia. Yankton-Mount Marty College Program in Nurse Anesthesiology, 1105 W. 8th St., 57078; Sister Arthur Schramm, PhD, CRNA; David Potas, MD (605) 668-1460 SD Aug. DLR 11/86; DAR 11/90; ASR 4 yrs. * Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesiology.

TENNESSEE Chattanooga-Erlanger Medical Center School of Nurse Anesthesia, 975 E. 3rd St., 37403; David R. Ely, MA, CRNA (615) 778-7760 SD Sept. DLR 4/86; DAR 4/90; ASR 4 yrs. Knoxville-University of Tennessee Med Ctr. at Knoxville, School of Nurse Anesthesia, 1924 Alcoa Highway, 37920; Rick L. Cooter, MS, CRNA; J. T. Chesney, MD (615) 544-9222 SD Sept. DLR 4/85; DAR 4/89; ASR 4 yrs. Madison-Middle Tennessee School of Anesthesia, P.O. Box 6414, 37116; Mary Elizabeth DeVasher, CRNA, MAEd; William O.T. Smith, MD (615) 865-2373, Ext. 4530 L25; SD Aug. DLR 4/86; DAR 4/90; ASR 4 yrs.

TEXAS @ El Paso-US Army/Texas Wesleyan College, Program in Anesthesia Nursing, Phase II, Building 7125, William Beaumont AMC, 79920-5001; LTC Dennis R. Stroup, ANC, CRNA, MSN: LTC Michael J. Sborov, MD L27; SD Oct. DLR 9/84; DAR 9/88; ASR 4 yrs. " Master in Health Science. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status 3/89.

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@ Fort Hood-US Army/Texas Wesleyan College Program in Anesthesia Nursing, Darnall Army Community Hospital, 76544-5063; MAJ Dale A. Douglass, ANC, CRNA, MS; MAJ R. S. Bartolone, MD MC L27; SD Oct. DLR 12/85; DAR 12/89; ASR 4 yrs. "Master in Health Sciences.

VIRGINIA Norfolk-DePaul Med. Ctr./Old Dominion University School of Anesthesia, 150 Kingsley Lane, 23505; M. Anne Newton, CRNA, MEd; Arthur H. Jennette, MD (804) 489-5183 SD Jan. DLR 4/85; DAR 4/89; ASR 4 yrs. "Master of Science.

@ Fort Sam Houston-US Army/Texas Wesleyan College, Program in Anesthesia Nursing, Academy of Health Sciences, 78234; LTC John H. Sherner, MSN, CRNA (512) 221-2095 L27; SD Oct. DLR 9/84; DAR 9/88; ASR 4 yrs. "Master in Health Sciences. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status 3/89 Fort Worth-Texas Wesleyan University, Graduate Program of Nurse Anesthesia, P.O. Box 50010, 76105; Kay K. Sanders, MHS, CRNA; Jerry Bawcom, PhD (817) 531-4406 L27; SD Sept. DLP 7/87; DAR 7/91; ASR 4 yrs. "Master in Health Science. Houston-Baylor College of Medicine, Graduate Program in Nurse Anesthesiology, 1 Baylor Plaza, 77030; Rodney C. Lester, CRNA, PhD; Dirk Younker, MD (713) 791-7552 L30; SD July DLR 12/84; DAR 12/88; ASR 4 yrs. " Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesiology. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status 3/89. Houston-University of Texas Program in Nurse Anesthesia Education, University of Texas Health Science Center, 1100 Holcombe Blvd., Room 5.517, 77030; David Fletcher, MA, CRNA; Patricia Stark, DSN L28; SD Jan. DLR 9/84; DAR 9/88; ASR 4 yrs. "Master of Science in Nursing. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status 3/89. @Lackland AFB-USAF Nurse Anesthetist Course, Lackland AFB, Texas, San Antonio, TX, 78236-5300; COL Willis Bullard, CRNA, NC, MS; LTC John S. Lockett, MC, MD (512) 670-7325 SD Aug. DLR 4/85; DAR 4/89; ASR 4 yrs. Ext. of Continued Accred. Status 4/90.

Norfolk-Sentara-Norfolk General Hospital/Old Dominion University School of Nurse Anesthesia, 600 Gresham Drive, 23507; Russell R. Wickizer, CRNA, MA; Russell G. Johnston, MD SD July DLR 11/86; DAR 11/90; ASR 4 yrs. @Portsmouth-Navy Nurse Corps Anesthesia Program/George Washington University, Phase II, Naval Hospital, 23708; LTC Vance Gainer, CRNA, NC, USN, MAEd; CPT C. Rheinert, MC, MD, USN SD Aug. DLR 4/85; DAR 4/89; ASR 4 yrs. tBachelor of Science in Nursing Anesthesia.

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Richmond-Medical College of Virginia, Dept. of Nurse Anesthesia, Virginia Commonwealth University, Box 226, 23298; Herbert T. Watson, CRNA, MEd; Thomas C. Barker, PhD (804) 786-9808 SD Aug. DLR 12/85; DAR 12/89; ASR 4 yrs. *Master of Science in Nurse Anesthesiology.

WASHINGTON Spokane-Sacred Heart Medical Center/Gonzaga University, Master of Anesthesiology Education Program, West 101 8th Ave., TAF-C9, 99204; Margaret Meyers, CRNA, MAE; Thomas Boubel, MD SD Sept. DLR 4/87; DAR 4/91; ASR 4 yrs. ** Master of Anesthesiology Education.

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ina Master's degree framework. t-indicates program offers abaccalaureate degree on an optional basis. tt-indicates program is provided only ina baccalaureate degree framework. Programs with no codes listed indicate a certificate is awarded following completion. @-indicates applicants accepted only from Commissioned Nurse Corps Officers of their respective

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@Tacoma- US Army/Texas Wesleyan College, Program in Anesthesia Nursing, Phase II Madigan Army Medical Center, P.O. Box 284, 98431-5037; MAJ George E. Maule, CRNA, MS; LTC M. R. Moon, MC, MD (206) 967-6470 L27; SD Oct. DLR 12/85; DAR 12/89; ASR 4 yrs. "Master in Health Science.

WISCONSIN LaCrosse-St. Francis Medical Center/University of Wisconsin, School of Anesthesia, 700 West Ave., 54601; Barbara Jochman, CRNA, MS; David S. Rho, MD (608) 785-0940 SD Aug. DLR 7/86: DAR 7/90; ASR 4 yrs. SMaster of Science-Biology.

WEST VIRGINIA Charleston-Charleston Area Medical Center School of Anesthesia, Room 3035-WVU Bldg., 3110 MacCorkle Ave. S.E., 25304; Nancy L. Tierney, CRNA, MS; Robert Westmoreland, MD SD Sept. DLR 4/85; DAR 4/89; ASR 4 yrs.

Milwaukee-Milwaukee County Medical Complex School of Nurse Anesthesia, 8700 W. Wisconsin Ave., 53226; George Kojis, CRNA, MSEd; John Kampine, MD, PhD SD Sept. DLR 4/86; DAR 4/90; ASR 4 yrs.

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