Alabama gets 1st DNAP program

The University of Mobile (Ala.) is bringing the state its first doctor of nurse anesthesia practice program. The first cohort is expected to begin in August, the university said Feb. 25.

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The 36-month program combines online and in-person learning. It’s the only DNAP program in the four-state region covering Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana and Georgia. 

Eligibility requirements include a bachelor’s degree and at least one year of critical care nursing experience. 

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