Georgetown University School of Nursing's CRNA Program
The Georgetown University School of Nursing CRNA Program was ranked #17 in 2011.
Georgetown University Nurse Anesthesia School
Georgetown University School of Nursing Nurse Anesthetist Program Box 571107 3700 Reservoir Road, NW Washington, DC 20057
Contact Information Donna M Jasinski, CRNA, PhD, Program Director ph: (202) 687-4612 fax: (202) 687-2323 email: jasinskd@georgetown.edu
Quick Facts
CRNA Degree (s) offered Master of Science Degree
Program Length 27 months
Credit Hours 45 hours
Starting Month(s) August
Application Deadline September 1st
Entire Program Cost of CRNA School at Georgetown University School of Nursing.
Tuition is calculated at the 2012-2013 rate. Tuition at most schools increases each academic year. Over the duration of the program, expect to pay a tuition that is 5% to 15% higher than what is shown here.
Cost of Tuition: $42,916 *Fees and expenses: $2,200 Grand Total: $45,116
*This includes the cost of books, supplies and miscellaneous school expenses. The cost of tuition includes all mandatory fees
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CRNA Program Requirements
Required Bachelor Degree BSN from a US accredited school
RN: Must have current DC RN license
Critical Care: Minimum one year experience in critical care (Surgical Intensive Care is preferred).
GPA: Cumulative 3.0, based on all college and masters programs attended, strong science GPA
Minimum GRE scores: Must be completed within the last 5 years (GRE may be waived for applicants with a cumulative GPA of 3.3 or higher Competitive applicants will score a 500 on both the verbal and quantitative sections, and a 5 or greater on the analytical writing section.
TOELF: (Test of English as a Foreign Language) for students whose degree program was administered in a language other than English. A minimum score of 100 (iBT test) is required.
Certifications:
ACLS (Advanced Cardiac Life Support)
PALS (Pediatric Advanced Life Support)
CCRN
Course Prerequisites
Chemistry: 3 or more credits, completed with a B or better, within the last five years.
Biochemistry: Highly recommended
Statistics: 3 or more credits, completed with a C or better
Accredited CRNA Programs are reviewed regularly. Georgetown University School of Nursing Nurse Anesthetist Program was last reviewed in June, 2006. It was given 8 years accreditation and will be reviewed again in May, 2014.
Pass Rate for CRNA Boards at Georgetown University School of Nursing Please note: It is extremely rare for a student at any CRNA school to not eventually pass the exam. Most students who don’t pass the first time pass the second. Very rarely does a person ever take it a third time. This statistic only measures how well the program prepares students to pass the test the first time around.
First-time test takers: We are proud of our 100% pass rate!
An average nurse anesthetist salary in Washington Washington CRNA salaries tend to be in-line with the national average and fluctuate around the $150k-170k range.
An average annual nurse anesthetist salary in the US is $163,467 (according to a 2008 study)
Rural average: $174,214
Metropolitan average: $164,148
Suburban average: $156,630
Average starting CRNA salaries range from: $110,000-$130,000.
How many students are accepted each year? How many apply? The number of applicants varies year to year. Generally there are 2-3 applicants for every available seat in the matriculating class.
How many hours should I expect to be engaged in the program each week? During the clinical portion of the program, students are doing clinical 50-60 hours per week plus call.
Can I work as an RN while I’m in the program? Working is strongly discouraged due to the academic rigor and time constrains of the Nurse Anesthesia program.
Do they require a research paper? Students must successfully complete a Thesis or successfully complete a Scholarly Project.
