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Course #001 Anatomy and Physiology of Surgical Pain
Dr Thomas Baribeault CRNA discusses pain pathways, the peripheral and central nervous systems as well as neurotransmitter function. Chronic post-surgical pain is a process that starts perioperatvely. This lecture will offer better understanding of the risk factors, and offer recommendations for prevention. This topic is valuable across all specialties and anesthetic locations. It is valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CE.More
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Course #002 Acid Base Balance Interpretation and Management
Amin Azam CRNA describes the basics of acid-base physiology in terms of the respiratory system, the renal system and intracellular/extracellular buffers.  This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #003 Anesthesia in the Highly Opioid Tolerant Patient
Thomas Baribeault DNAP, CRNA discusses the pathophysiology for highly opioid tolerant patients. He then recommends anesthesia plan related to patient condition through use of non-opioid anesthetics. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #004 Anesthesia in IR & Remote Locations
Dr Dina Velocci CRNA identifies the unique anesthesia requirements needed for non-operating room anesthesia [NORA]. Analysis of the environmental challenges is a must in provision of anesthesia outside of the conventional operating room setting.  This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #005 Anesthesia for the Morbidly Obese Patient
Dr Rebecca Sullivan CRNA discusses the challenges of anesthesia management for morbidly obese patients. This includes overview of comorbidities, anesthetic techniques, fluid and pharmacological calculations, as well as strategies for proper preoperative screening. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #006 OB Essentials
Dr Michael DeBroeck CRNA reviews the anatomic and physiological changes that accompany pregnancy: cardiovascular, hematologic, respiratory, and gastrointestinal. He also covers pharmacological variances, pathophysiology associated with anesthetic emergencies in pregnancy are discussed. Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #007 Anesthesia for the Breastfeeding Patient
Dr Rebecca Sullivan CRNA discusses the pharmacokinetics of anesthestic medications in relation to breastmilk transfer.  Including an in depth explanation regarding early and late milk as it relates to the transfer of anesthetic medications. Additionally, adjuvant medications and their possible effects on child as well as considerations for influence on the breast feeding mothers milk production.  Valued at 1 Class A CE and 0.5 Pharm CE.More
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Course #008 Anesthesia for Cancer Surgery: Reoccurrence
Dr Brent Dunworth CRNA discusses the impact of anesthesia on cancer reoccurence. The lecture begins with a review of the carcinogenesis model and the “two hit” hypothesis. Next, the lecturer reviews the principles for anesthesia care of the oncology patient. Lastly, Dr Dunworth describes the literature findings related to anesthetic agent choice and cancer recurrence.More
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Course #009 Anesthesia in Mass Casualty Setting
Dr Michael Debroeck CRNA discusses the role of anesthesia in a mass casualty setting. Triage, airway control, resuscitation as well as anesthesia administration, This course is valued at 1 Class A CEMore
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Course #010 Patient Positioning: Real or Perceived Problem?
Dr Garalynn Tomas CRNA discusses proper patient positioning strategies while reviewing common nerve injuries. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #011 Barriers to Independent CRNA Practice
Dr Gregory Collins CRNA defines and describes independent practice for the CRNA. Barriers to independent practice are identified at the local, state and national levels. Dr Collins proposes means to garner opportunities for independent nurse anesthesia practice. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #012 BIS Monitoring Technology
Elizabeth Mahoney, CRNA helps the learner to understand Bispectral Index Monitoring (BIS) and processed EEG for various patient populations. She describes clinical impact of BIS in anesthesia, outlines measures to understand and troubleshoot processed EEG. Lastly, she discusses available tools for cognitive assessment used in monitoring anesthesia. Understanding emergence delirium and postoperative awareness are also discussed. Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #013 Brachial Plexus Blocks
Dr Micheal DeBroeck CRNA opens the lecture hour with an in-depth anatomy review. Interscalene, supraclavicular, infraclavicular and axillary block techniques are described through landmark identification, block techniques risks and complications. Ultrasound guided techniques are reviewed in this lecture with detailed imaging. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #014 Basic Pediatric Review
Dr Maribeth Massie, CRNA discusses pediatric anatomy, physiology  and anesthetic implications of pediatrics.This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CEMore
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Course #015 Cardiac Pharmacology
Dr Maribeth Massie, CRNA discusses cardiovascular effects of COVID-19, the action/pharmacologic response of cardiovascular drugs, and medication regimes utilized by patients for for various cardiovascular disease states. The lecturer then explains the pharmacologic classes of cardiovascular drugs and characteristics of individual agents. The CRNA will receive guidance from Dr Massie regarding construction of a management plan for use of newer cardiovascular drugs. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CE.More
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Course #016 Covid 19 and Deep MAC Sedation
Dr Leah Gordon CRNA reviews the pathology of COVID-19 and as well as describing current recommendations for anesthetic techniques to minimize exposure to the patient care team under MAC anesthesia. The objectives includes description and general overview of COVID-19, risk and benefits of MAC versus GA during a pandemic and lastly, explanation of airway management strategies to reduce COVID-19 risk during deep MAC sedation. Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #017 CPC Core Module Requirement Explanation
Dr Rebecca Sullivan, CRNA, breaks down the NBCRNA CPC recertification cycle requirements for CRNAs. All elements are discussed in this 1 hour lecture including: Class A CE, Class B CE, Core Modules & CPC Assessment exam. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #018 CRNA Scope of Practice
Dr Michael DeBroeck CRNA reviews: The AANA scope of practice document, barriers to CRNA full scope of practice, and the advantages to health care systems with CRNA full scope practice models. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #019 Dashboard, Metrics and Improving Outcomes
Dr Peter Strube, CRNA discusses how through analysis of your dashboard and metric measurements you can assess and improve your patient outcomes. This lecture, valued at 1 Class A CE, will help bridge the gap between leadership analysis techniques. Better understanding will assist the staff CRNAs with performance reviews. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #020 DOGMA, Traditions: What is the Evidence?
Dr Peter Strube CRNA takes a moment and asks the listeners “what is the evidence?”. Through his myth busting review, this lecture hour [1 Class A CE] will help determine what in your practice is a tradition, versus evidence based practice.More
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Course #021 E-cigarettes, Vaping and Anesthesia
Dr Leah Gordon CRNA delves into the impact of e-cigarettes and vaping on your patient and their anesthetic course. This lecture is also extremely educational for parents! She discusses actual vs perceived physiological impact of vaping. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #022 Healthcare Economics
Dr Maribeth Massie CRNA seeks to inform and inspire the anesthesia provider to tackle areas in their clinical practice that could benefit from evidence-based information to update performance. It will provide real-life examples of successes and failures and lessons learned by CRNAs in all practice settings. This presentation aims to be interacitve with the audience.This is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #023 Emotional Intelligence in the Clinical Setting
Dr Maribeth Massie discusses the importance of Emotional Intelligence [EI] in the clinical setting. Strategies are described for clinical educators exist to instruct and mentor nurse anesthesia graduate students in the clinical setting. This is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #024 Endoscopy Suite Anesthesia
Dr Leah Gordon CRNA shares strategies and techniques for endoscopy CRNAs. Through description of anatomical and physiology which can have significant impact on anesthesia care delivery, the CRNA must plan appropriately for an outpatient EGD. Dr Gordon illustrates best patient care strategies for a safe native airway EGD. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #025 ERAS Protocols
Dr Brent Dunworth, CRNA discusses development and benefits of Enhanced Recovery After Surgery [ERAS] protocols. This lecture identifies ERAS, describes the outcome objectives for ERAS and identifies proven ERAS protocols that can be replicated in any practice setting. This course is valued at 1 Class A CEMore
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Course #026 ERAS Pharmacology
RNA discusses Enhanced Recovery After Surgery [ERAS] through explanation of various medications, techniques and strategies. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CE.More
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Course #027 Ethical Decisions in Anesthesia
Dr Michael DeBroeck CRNA begins the lecture defining the terms “law”, “legal”, “criminal”, “civil”, “ethics” and “morals”. Differences between law and ethics in anesthesia practice are discussed. Ethical responsibility as well as personal responsibility are described. Lastly, review of competence and responsibility in professional practice round out the hour. The course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #028 Fascial Plane Blocks
Dr Thomas Baribeault CRNA describes fascial plane anatomy and block techniques for PEC I & II, TAP blocks, rectus sheath, quadratus lumborum, erector spinae, fascia illiaca, PENG, Ipack/LIA. Ultrasound guidance images complement the lecture. Local anesthetic selection, dosing and contraindications for regional anesthesia are also covered by Dr Baribeault in this course. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #029 Caregiver Fatigue
Dr Garalynn Tomas describes contributory factors related to anesthesia provider fatigue, focusing on the implications for patients, staff and providers. She addresses how work force schedules impact anesthesia providers performance. Through differentiation of terminology related to fatigue and the health care, the effects of fatigue on individual anesthesia providers is explored. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #030 Fluid Management
Dr Thomas Baribeault CRNA defines liberal, traditional, restrictive, zero balance and goal directed fluid management techniques. Normal saline vs balanced crystalloid solutions are reviewed. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #031 Anesthesia Forensics, What Went Wrong?
Dr Peter Strube tackles the topic “Forensic Anesthesia: What Went Wrong?”. Avoidable medical errors, PONV strategies, allergies and antidotes, This lecture makes you think! Why do we do what we do? Is there another way? Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #032 Gadgets, Gizmos and Trivial things
Dr Peter Strube CRNA dives into the topic of technology in healthcare. Merit based incentive [MIPS] discussion, SCIP compliance and risk management are covered in this lecture. Improved patient outcomes through the use of available technology is also highlighted. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #033 Geriatrics and Postop Cognitive Dysfunction
Brian Berry CRNA, MBA discusses “Geriatrics; Postoperative Cognitive Dysfunction” [POCD] in this lecture hour. His comprehensive review of effects of age on various body systems aids the CRNA in recognition of possible anesthetic influence on our geriatric population. Strategies and techniques for minimization of POCD is discussed. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #034 Health & Wellness for the Healthcare Provider
Terri Baker MHS, CRNA discusses strategies for the CRNA to be successful in self-care.. With focus on the Blue Zones, she breaks down techniques and lifestyle choices to impact our longevity. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #035 Healthcare Informatics
Dr Rebecca Sullivan, CRNA delves into the word of medical reimbursement and electronic medical records
[EMR]. This lecture helps the Anesthetist to understand how their thorough documentation of patient care as well as protocol adherence impacts reimbursement for their health care system. Understanding the big picture and minimizing patient poor outcomes through risk management strategies is also a focus of this lecture. The course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #036 Massive Blood Transfusion
Dr Greg Collins discusses current evidence based practice recommendations for massive blood transfusions in this course valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CE.More
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Course #037 Herbal Medications and Anesthetic Implications
Dr Peter Strube CRNA discusses the possible impact of herbal medications on your patients anesthetic course. A thorough review and breakdown of perioperative recommendations are covered in this lecture. Valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CE.More
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Course #038 History of Trauma Resuscitation
Dr Ashley Davis CRNA reviews the evolution of trauma resuscitation. Where we were… and where we are now. Current trauma practices and protocols assist the audience in understanding where resuscitation and care of traumatic injury are heading in the future. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #039 Hot Topics in Anesthesia: Respiratory
Brian Berry CRNA, MBA discusses respiratory strategies that are commonly used in the operating suite aimed at improving patient outcomes. The advantages and disadvantages of oxygen, PEEP, low tidal volume and pressure-volume loops are covered in this lecture. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #040 Illegal Drugs and Impact on Anesthesia
Dr Peter Strube CRNA reviews illegal drugs and their influence on the human body. He then discusses how the patients anesthetic course can be altered related to drug influence. Techiques and perioperative strategies are included in this lecture hour. Valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CE.More
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Course #041 Clinical Connundrums
Dr Dru Riddle CRNA describes anesthesia considerations regarding specific clinical scenarios through use of evidence based practice.  This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #042 Incivility in the OR
Dr Lewis Bennett CRNA will define disruptive behavior, and describe what disruptive behavior looks like in the workplace. Dr Bennett will then provide strategies to address disruptive behavior and a hostile work environment. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #043 Independent CRNA Practice
Dr Michael DeBroeck CRNA discusses the hallmarks of independent practice including: 1.Extensive knowledge base, 2.technical proficiency, 3. professionalism, 4. integrity and 5. confidence. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CEMore
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Course #044 Ketamine: Recipes for the Anesthesia
Dr Michael DeBroeck CRNA describes the mechanism of action, effects, dosing, metabolism, and adverse effects of Ketamine. New applications, precautions and his personal ketamine “cookbook” rounds out the hour. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CE.More
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Course #045 Provider PTSD & Vicarious Trauma
Tracy Traut MS, LCAC describes Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and vicarious trauma.  This lecture will assist the CRNA in understanding the signs and symptoms of PTSD and vicarious trauma as well as offer strategies to mitigate them. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #046 Emotional Intelligence
Brian Berry CRNA, MBA discusses Emotional Intelligence [EI] and its impact on your professional career.  This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #047 Legal Implications of Nurse Anesthesia
Dr Garalynn Tomas CRNA discusses “Legal Implications of Nurse Anesthesia”. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #048 Liposuction Anesthesia
Dr Rebecca Sullivan CRNA reviews anesthesia techniques for liposuction procedures. A comprehensive review of tumescent solution [components and dosing maximums] as well as implications for patient perioperative course. in relation to fluid management, risk of local anesthesia systemic toxicity [LAST] and potential complications. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE and 0.5 Pharm Credits.More
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Course #049 Local Anesthetics
Dr Rebecca Sullivan CRNA reviews the pharmacokinetics of local anesthetics, maximal dosing and recognition and treatment of Local Anesthesia Systemic Toxicity [LAST]. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm credit.More
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Course #050 Local Toxicity
Dr Tom Baribeault CRNA describes the function of local anesthetics, recognition and treatment of Local Anesthetic Systemic Toxicity [LAST}, allergic reactions, and side effects/complications of local anesthesia administration. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CE.More
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Course #051 Lower Extremity Blocks
Dr Michael DeBroeck CRNA discusses femoral nerve, sciatic, popliteal, ankle and adductor canal blocks.  Local anesthetics choices are reviewed including dosing recommendations. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #052 MH in Outpatient Center
Dr Leah Gordon CRNA reviews MHAUS protocols to assist the CRNA in proper Through examples and images her comprehensive review assists other CRNAs to be properly prepared for this life threatening crisis. Valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CreditMore
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Course #053 Maternal Morbidity & Mortality
Dr Greg Collins CRNA identifies incidence and causes of maternal morbidity & mortality. Dr Collins reviews the anesthetic considerations for these events & conditions. The lecture finishes with discussion of the contribution of COVID-19 to morbidity & mortality. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #054 Medical Marijuana/ CBD Oil: Anesthesia Implications
Dr Garalynn Tomas CRNA reviews the distinctions between cannibus and CBD oil on the human body. She discusses the endocannabinoid system and both cannibus and CBDs influence on the patients anesthetic course. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CE.More
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Course #055 Obstetrical Regional Anesthesia
Dr John Borza CRNA, MBA discusses strategies and techniques for regional anesthesia in the obstetrical suite [OB]. Medication dosing and insertion techniques are covered in this course valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #056 Neuromuscular Blocking Agents, Nerve Stimulator and Reversal Agents
Dr Rebecca Sullivan CRNA reviews the anatomy of the Neuromuscular Junction [NMJ], action of neuromuscular blocking agents and mechanism of reversal agents.  Valued at 1 Class A CE this lecture is impactful and applicable to CRNAs across the board!More
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Course #057 Neuroprotection
Eric “Jake” Lindstrom CRNA discusses normal neurophysiology, pathophysiology and anesthetic strategies for neuroanesthesia. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #058 Sleep Apnea Trends and Treatments
Dr Leah Gordon CRNA reviews Obstructive Sleep Apnea and its influence on anesthetic course and patient outcomes. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #059 Office Based Anesthesia
Katie Cooper CRNA discusses anesthetic strategies for outpatient office-based anesthesia. Office-based facility requirements, practitioners and staff, equipment, patient selection, protocols, policies and case examples are reviewed. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #060 Offsite Anesthesia
Dr Rebecca Sullivan CRNA reviews the responsibilities of the CRNA to administer a safe anesthetic out of the conventional operating room setting. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #061 Opioid free Anesthesia
Dr Thomas Baribeault CRNA, President and founder of the Society of Opioid Free Anesthesia [SOFA}, reviews opioid free anesthesia techniques.  This course is valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CE.More
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Course #062 Opioid free Anesthesia: Are we crazy or bold?
In this lecture “Opioid Free Anesthesia: Are We Crazy or Bold?”, Dr Peter Strube CRNA, MBA discusses multimodal therapies and their synergistic effects to optimize patient care. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE & 1 Pharm CEMore
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Course #063 Opioid free Anesthesia
Dr. Rebecca Sullivan CRNA spends the lecture hour reviewing opioid sparing techniques to minimize patient side effects related to opioid administration. Review of medications, mechanism of action, dosing and timing is included in this lecture. Valued at 1 Class A CE & 1 Pharm credit.More
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Course #064 Opioid Free Anesthesia in Bariatrics
Dr Gregory Collins CRNA discusses strategies to transfer opioid sparing techniques into the bariatric suite. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CE.More
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Course #065 Opioid Sparing in OB suite
Dr Gregory Collins CRNA discusses the use of opioid sparing techniques in obstetrics.  The lecturer will propose a means of evaluation and methods for implementing ERAS strategies. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CEMore
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Course #066 Outpatient Selection Criteria
Dr Rebecca Sullivan CRNA presents “Patient Selection for Outpatient Surgery and Anesthesia”.  This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #067 Pediatric Airway Management
Dr Maribeth Massie CRNA describes the anatomical and physiological characteristics of the infant, pediatric and adult airway.  This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #068 Pediatrics for Non-Ped providers
Dr Peter Strube CRNA delivers a “crash review course” on the staples of pediatric anesthesia. Physiological differences between pediatric and adult populations is highlighted. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #069 Pediatric Update
Dr Maribeth Massie CRNA discusses current literature relating to neurocognitive development and the effect of anesthesia on the developing brain. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #070 Pharmacogenetics and Personalized Care
Presented by Dr Peter Strube CRNA, MBA discusses patient genetic predisposition and alterations in response to anesthetics.  Valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CE.More
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Course #071 W2 Contracting versus 1099
Christopher Hoeman CRNA breaks down the expectations in independent practice as well as income comparisons between W2 and 1099 employment for a CRNA. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE,More
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Course #072 Postoperative Pulmonary Complications
Joseph Herman CRNA  discusses basic anatomy of the human respiratory system, ventilation volumes/capacities, and calculation of appropriate tidal volumes for intraoperative ventilation. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #073 Postpartum Hemorrhage and Transexamic Acid
Dr Gregory Collins CRNA discusses the impact, incidence, and consequences of acute postpartum hemorrhage (PPH).  This course is valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CE.More
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Course #074 Minority Representation and inclusion in Advanced Practice Nursing
Dr Kenecia Adams-Strong CRNA discusses diversity, minority, inclusion and representation. It discusses the history of discrimination as it relates to underrepresented minority groups in nursing professions.  Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #075 Providing Culturally Sensitive Care to Transgender Individuals
Dr Leah Gordon CRNA tackles a timely subject “Providing Culturally Sensitive Care to Transgender Individuals”. Unique healthcare needs of the transgender population are described with guidance regarding anesthetic implications. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #076 Procoagulants
Trevor Swedeen CRNA reviews the clotting cascade and the benefit of Tranexamic acid [TXA] in improving patient outcomes. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE and 1 Pharm CE.More
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Course #077 Virtual Reality & the Future of Nurse Anesthesia
Peter Stallo CRNA describes how virtual simulation technology can assist the nurse anesthetist student to experience the “feel” of the OR and perform machine troubleshooting prior to clinical rotations. Valued at 1 Class A CEMore
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Course #078 PTSD: Anesthetic Implications
Dr Peter Strube CRNA, MBA reviews current recommendations for anesthesia techniques in patients with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder [PTSD]. Valued at 1 Class A CEMore
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Course #079 Qualitative vs Quantitative Nerve Monitoring
Dr Brent Dunworth CRNA compares qualitative vs quantitative nerve monitoring intra-operatively, and its influence on positive patient outcomes through current evidence based practice. Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #080 Radiation Safety
Dr Rebecca Sullivan CRNA reviews radiation safety for the health care worker. Radiation dosing terms, types and sources of radiation, risks and biological effects, as well as occupational dose limits are defined. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #081 Amniotic Fluid Embolus Diagnosis and Treatment
Dr Gregory Collins lecture “Recognition and Management of Amniotic Fluid Embolism” is a comprehensive review of signs/symptoms, causes and treatments of Amniotic Fluid Embolisms. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #082 Remote Anesthesia
Dr Peter Strube CRNA, MBA explores risk management prevention strategies, pain management options, fluid management, radiation exposure risks, patient satisfaction and interpersonal dynamics are discussed. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #083 Risk Management in Anesthesia
Dr Rebecca Sullivan CRNA discusses risk management definitions and examples. The importance in provision of safe anesthetic care and mitigation of risk/ poor outcomes to our patients is the focus of this lecture. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #084 Risk Management & Influence of Work Environment
Dr Garalynn Tomas CRNA tackles the topic “Risk Management: How the Work Environment Influences Outcomes” A review of the contributing factors to patient injuries, adverse events and medical malpractice. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #085 Safety Era and Challenges in Anesthesia
Dr Peter Strube CRNA, MBA explores patient risks under anesthesia including: atelectasis, anaphylaxis, drug interactions and syndromes, This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #086 Constructive Feedback in the Clinical Setting
Dr Maribeth Massie CRNA describes the importance of the need for clinical preceptors to know the expectations of nurse anesthesia residents in different stages of training as well as the principles of providing effective feedback. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #087 Team STEPPS
Dr Lewis Bennett CRNA discusses the benefits of teamwork and team structure. Multi-team system is explored with description of components and composition. This lecture is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #088 Tomorrows Pharmacology
Dr Peter Strube CRNA, MBA  focuses on strategies that take us outside of our “comfort zone” with enhanced patient outcomes as our end goal. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #089 Trauma Anesthesia Update
Dr Maribeth Massie CRNA discusses the epidemiology of traumatic injuries, as well as current evidence related to “damage control’ of the trauma patient, Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #090 Basics of Ultrasound
Dr Thomas Baribeault discusses the physics, modes, views, and mechanics of ultrasound imaging. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #091 Ultrasound: The Very, Very Basics
Dr Michael DeBroeck CRNA starts with the absolute basics on how to use and perform US guided nerve blocks. Through imaging and his layed back lecturing style, this is the course for a novice at regional anesthesia! Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #092 Value vs Volume in Patient Care
Brian Berry CRNA, MBA describes quality metrics that impact anesthesia as well as health care reimbursement.  Valued at 1 Class A CE.
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Course #093 Ventilation Modes
Mark Haffey CRNA discusses ventilatory drive, V/Q mismatch, impact of patient positioning on ventilation, ventilator modes, goals for adequate ventilation, intra-operative ventilation strategies and undesirable consequences of mechanical ventilation. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #094 Pacemakers, ICDs and Lead Extractions
Alexandra Olinsky CRNA discusses pacemakers, internal defibrillator devices and lead extractions. Anesthetic techniques, considerations for offsite anesthesia, particularly on cardiac compromised patients is discussed during this cath lab procedure review. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #095 ENT Anesthesia
Mark Haffey MSN, CRNA starts with airway basics, ENT surgery risks and recommendations. Jet ventilation, airway management in the perioperative period. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #096 Postoperative Cognitive Dysfunction
Mark Haffey MSN, CRNA defines Postoperative Cognitive Dysfunction [POCD]. He defines the physiology of POCD and identifies the differences between POCD and delirium. This course is valued at 1 Class A CEMore
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Course #097 CRNA Professional or Just A Profession
Mark Haffey MSN, CRNA discusses professionalism and offers strategies to succeed in the key elements including your actions both inside and outside of the operating room. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #098 Pediatric Ambulatory Surgery
Mark Haffey MSN, CRNA reviews pediatric classifications, physiology, pharmacodynamics, and challenges.Pitfalls and difficult pediatric cases are also discussed in this 1 Class A CE course.More
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Course #099 Watchman Procedure Anesthesia
Amanda Kay MSN, CRNA reviews the watchman procedure, indications, anesthetic recommendations and associated risks are covered. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #100 OB Anesthesia
Dr Lee Ranalli CRNA reviews the pharmacological considerations for a parturient that presents for a labor epidural and cesarean section.  Valued at 1 Class A CEMore
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Course #101 Difficult Airway Management
Dr Michael Debroeck, CRNA discusses preparation and care of patients with anticipated and unanticipated difficult airways. Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #102 Ambulatory Surgery Update
Dr Maribeth Massie CRNA discusses the most current criteria for patient selection for anesthesia in an ambulatory surgery center.  This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #103 Antidotes, Syndromes, Challenges & Treatments
Dr Peter Strube CRNA discusses evidence based pharmacology practice. Prevention and treatment of syndromes that are triggered by anesthesia are also discussed. Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #104 Obstructive Airway Disease and Anesthesia
Dr Michael Debroeck CRNA identifies the three basic obstructive airway diseases. Risk factors, signs & symptoms and anesthetic management for emphysema, chronic bronchitits and asthma are covered in this comprehensive lecture. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #105 Covid 19 disease and Implications to Pediatric Population
Dr Maribeth Massie CRNA discusses epidemiological spread of Covid-19 virus in children. This is a 1 Class A CE course.More
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Course #106 Advanced OB Techniques
Dr Tom Baribeault describes the newest medications and technique for spinal and epidural anesthesia and analgesia.  Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #107 Caring for Patients with Substance Use Disorder
Dr Lee Ranalli discusses commonly used drugs for medication assisted treatment of substance use disorders, with emphasis on those used in opioid use disorder. Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #108 Coagulation and Trauma
Dr Greg Collins CRNA will describe the impact, incidence and consequences of trauma related hemorrhage. A review of the pathophysiology of acute blood loss and massive transfusion.  This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #109 ERAS and Goal Directed Fluid Therapy
Dr Lee Ranalli examines evidence regarding the perioperative implications of adopting enhanced recovery after surgery [ERAS] and a review of the anesthetic management surrounding intraoperative goal-directed fluid therapy. Valued at 1 Class A CE/1 Pharm CEMore
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Course #110 Impaired Provider: Catch Me If You Can
Rigo Garcia CRNA will identify 5 common characteristics of the addicted professional as well as  describe appropriate methods or interventions when managing a suspected impaired provider. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #111 Leadership for Folks with and without Titles
Brian Berry CRNA describes characteristics that have been associated with success in business and leadership as well as current metrics that influence top performance appraisals. Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #112 Difficult Airway: Interpretation of 2022 ASA Practice Guidelines
Dr Greg Collins CRNA interprets the 2022 ASA Practice Guidelines for Management of the Difficult Airway. A review of the terminology and concepts involved in difficult airway management and analysis of the algorithm provided for airway intervention is included in this 1 Class A CE course.More
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Course #113 Neuromuscular Blockade and Residual Paralysis
Dr Lee Ranalli reviews the physiology surrounding neuromuscular blockade and the neuromuscular junction. Discussion regarding pathophysiology which can complicate pharmacological management of neuromuscular blockade. Valued at 1 Class A CE/1 Pharm CEMore
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Course #114 Nondelivery Surgery for OB patients
Dr Lee Ranalli CRNA examines the unique anesthetic management considerations when caring for a pregnant patient presenting for non-obstetric surgery. Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #115 Renal System and Diuretics Review
Dr Garalynn Tomas CRNA reviews events related to acute and chronic renal failure and manage the anesthetic in accordance with evidence-based practices. A review of diuretics and their effects/actions in the renal system is included in this course as well. Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #116 Heart failure and Valvular Disorders
John Shields CRNA reviews heart failure physiology and valvular disorders. Anesthetic implications and management strategies are reviewed. Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #117 Thoracic and Abdominal Fascial Plane Blocks
Dr Greg Collins CRNA  helps the learner develop strategies for incorporating regional anesthesia into the care of patients undergoing the thorax, abdomen or pelvis. This course is valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #118 Outpatient Gastroanesthesia
Andrew Stoeber CRNA reviews the criteria, common anesthetic medications and strategies for emergency scenarios in outpatient gastroenterology anesthesia. Valued at 1 Class A CE.More
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Course #119 Hemostasis, Anticoagulants and Reversal Agents
Dr Debroeck discusses normal clotting, anticoagulants and reversal agents method of action and anesthetic implications.
Valued at 1 Class A CE and 0.5 Pharm.More
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Course #CM1 Airway Management Core Module
NBCRNA & AANA approved core module for 1.5 Class A CE. Not eligible for custom brochure.More
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Course #CM2 Equipment & Technology Core Module
NBCRNA and AANA approved for 3 Class A CE. Not eligible for custom brochure.More
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Course #CM3 Human Physiology & Pathophysiology
This NBCRNA accredited core module is valued at 10 Class A CE.More
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Course #CM4 Clinical Pharmacology Core Module – pending accreditation
Currently under production for approval submission to NBCRNA in fall 2023.
Slated for 10 Class A CE / 10 Pharm CEMore
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Course #CM5 Core Module Bundle
This bundle entitles the purchaser to all 4 required core modules. 3 are available immediately [Airway, Equipment & Human Physiology]. This bundle includes pre-sale of the final core module Clinical Pharmacology as well. Total anticipated CE value for this program is 24.5. At this time if used for purpose of conference it will be valued at available 15 CE until the final module is released.More
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Human Physiology Core Module Booklet
This bound booklet contains the handouts for the Human Physiology module presentations. Useful to follow along with the programs as well as the quiz portions of the modules.
 
*Content all downloadable via free pdf format under the supporting materials tab within each  module [once purchased]. We just took the liberty of packaging it in a bound booklet for your convenience!More
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