Shane Angus, A.A.-C., M.S.A., Chief Anesthetist
Assistant Professor
NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY
Anesthesiologist Assistant AAanesthetist Program
Master of Health Sciences in Anesthesiology (M.H.Sc.)
In his article he states, "The deepest irony is that I am now teaching CRNA students (SRNA), says Shane.
"They have a choice of who they want to work with and they choose me (Shane, Certified AAanesthetist), and at the end of the day they (SRNAs) walk out saying, 'I learned something today.'''
Once again Certified AAanesthetists (AA-C) salaries, scope of practice and job descriptions are identical to certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNA) when working within the Anesthesia Care Team.
Both anesthesia mid-level providers (AA-C's/CRNA's) can learn alot from one another to bring out the best of both clinician. I have tremendous "respect" for both anesthetists I don't differentiate and neither should anyone else period.
For more information pertaining to his article, please go to anesthetist.org (AAAA).
1.click on Facts Abouts AAs (L).
2.click on interesting articles (R).
3.scroll down until you see How to Hire an Anesthesiologist Assistant
(By Al Rothstein)
Politics Stood in the Way!
4.Start reading Mr. Angus, Certified AAanesthetist (AA-C), story is worth reading.
Then again you should already know that if your an AAstudent anesthetist (AA-S)
I wish you all he best in the future as a Certified AAanesthetist (AA-C) "medical model.
God Bless
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