Thank you for taking your time to do this video. You are helping a lot of people.

thank you for making these videos! It's so helpful to get an inside look into what CAAs do! Please keep making these videos!

Thank you for making these videos. They really really help

Yes, girl, that sounds good. This is interesting would love to know more about this.

Hello mam, i am sampreeth from india and doing bsc anesthesia and critical care technology course(final year) and i want to become anesthesia assosciate! Can u guide me in any way that i can study msc anesthesia in uk or other countries and how to do that! Please!

Thank you for making these videos… How I can come and work in u s I am anesthesia technician I finish bachelor in anesthesia and recovery 4 years after high school and I have 7 years experience as anesthesia technician … but I don’t know what the way I have to take to come and work in US I am Sudanese working in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 I hope you have time to help me and answer me

So I'm considering becoming an anesthesiologist assistant. I have definitely been interested in the medical field for years. My interest has always been working in emergency medicine trauma or anesthesiology. I have to take organic chemistry and physics...

@edwardherrera846

9 ай бұрын

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I’m a pharmacist. I am seriously thinking about going back to school for CAA. Still a couple of science classes that I have to take and GRE.

@CAALifestyle

7 ай бұрын

There's a pharmacist who was shadowing CAAs where I worked! Good luck on your journey :)

Does having an associates in respiratory therapy a good start? What bachelors should i shoot for? Are you the one intubating/managing the patient. Does the physician anesthesiologist play a large roll in cases? Or are you managing the patient? Sorry for all the questions

Great video! :) Question: Would you recommend becoming a certified anesthesia technologist, or is that something that nurses typically train for? I don't want to be a nurse, but I'd love to have a position in the OR. I wanna be where the action is!

@CAALifestyle

2 жыл бұрын

An anesthesia tech is different from a CAA. I believe in some states, an anesthesia tech does not need any formal training.

@CAALifestyle

2 жыл бұрын

An anesthesia tech position could be used as healthcare experience prior to applying to AA school.

@undiscoveredawakenings1517

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, I work as an Anesthesia Tech & You can get a degree/license in it & that allows you to do more hands on work with assisting the anesthesia team. Look up the ASATT. It'll give you more info on how that works.

@thatwasantique6708

Жыл бұрын

@@undiscoveredawakenings1517 wait so you can't apply to become an anaesthesia assistant after a bachelor's in anaesthesia technology?

Can CRNA have their own practice? What are the differences of the job duties of the CRNA vs Anesthesiologist.

@s.fraser5221

Жыл бұрын

I'm a Crna, yes we can have our own practice. When u go 1099, you are your own business/LLC

@edwardherrera846

9 ай бұрын

I have my own business. I work independently every day. I’m my own boss.

@kdrama_enthusiast-h7z

27 күн бұрын

​@@s.fraser5221this means crna is better than caa? I want to become a crna as well. Before that I want some background check initially. Otherwise I will regret on my decisions. I just freshly completed my high school journey amd now waiting for uni

@s.fraser5221

27 күн бұрын

@@kdrama_enthusiast-h7z congratulations! I would definitely look into the practice differences between CRNA and CAA.

Can a CAA work in the VA in florida?

Hi, can you please elaborate on the differences between delegatory, full practice, and veterans affairs employment practice opportunities?

Can CAA’s do fellowship programs after finishing school for additional clinical experience?

@CAALifestyle

9 ай бұрын

As of right now there are no fellowship programs. I talk more about the schooling here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/hqxpltWCksm-f9Y.html

@edwardherrera846

9 ай бұрын

No but CRNAs can do a fellowship in pain management. Acute or chronic.

@CAALifestyle

9 ай бұрын

@@edwardherrera846 I could see that! One of my anesthesiologist assistant coworkers teaches regional anesthesia to anesthesiologists and anesthesia personnel across the country through workshops. There are lots of great opportunities to learn after school!

I believe CAA cannot work in California, am I wrong?

@CAALifestyle

Жыл бұрын

CAAs can work in California through the Veteran Affairs.

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CRNA only practice or CRNAs practicing independently do NOT require supervision. You stated that they are supervised by the “surgeon”. That is false. CRNAs are independently licensed anesthesia professionals. Supervision is not required. Some states require supervision by a physician anesthesiologist strictly for reimbursement of Medicare and Medical but that is different than general supervision. AAs are dependent providers that must always be supervised by a physician anesthesiologist, not a surgeon. Whether an AA likes the ACT model or not is irrelevant. They must always practice in the ACT model. I’m sure eventually they will demand and push for independent practice. Any AA that denies this is straight up lying.

@CAALifestyle

2 жыл бұрын

CRNAs practice under physicians in non-independent states whether it's an anesthesiologist, surgeon, or they may practice in some cases under a dentist, or podiatrist. www.anesthesiallc.com/publications/anesthesia-provider-news-ealerts/1313-change-in-the-crna-supervision-rule-a-new-ballgame-for-anesthesia www.ncsbn.org/5404.htm

@mustang8206

2 жыл бұрын

Everything you said about CRNAs is only true in independent practice states. Keep up the trolling on the Internet, it won't stop AAs from taking your jobs

@WeAreObject

Жыл бұрын

@@CAALifestyle a surgeon doesn’t supervise CRNAs LOL. They have no clue about anesthesia, hence why they’re a surgeon.

@thatwasantique6708

Жыл бұрын

Well edward CRNA'S work under supervision and that's how it is supposed to be Luckily for them their body is good at lobbying and stuff plus their proffession is kinda old as compared to CAA's so they managed to convince people that they can work unsupervised which i don't agree with. Cause truthfully speaking, cRNA's have no big difference from cAA's apart from that excuse of 1 yr training in icu. The problem i have with cRNA's is nowadays they're pushing agendas that they are equal/ better than physicians. I saw that post by once cRNA and was surprised by that statement and the guy went further to say because of that they want to start supervising CAA's 🤣. It's like NPs wanting to supervise PA's I don't get why cRNA's are so insecure and always fight cAA's but the two according to what have seen, they don't have any difference cause realistically speaking what a cRNA does, a cAA can do the only think is their proffession is still young and cRNA's are suffocating them. Maybe it's the fear that they now have new competitors, i don't know These two are just assistants to an anesthesiologist simple and clear

@Uromastyxfanatics

Жыл бұрын

CRNAs should not be practicing without physician oversight