LaSalle University

What you'll study

The programme blends online and in-person instruction with simulation and clinical practicums. Highlights from the curriculum include:

• NUR 711 – Principles of Anesthesia Practice: foundational scientific concepts and standards that prepare students for clinical anesthesia practice.
• NUR 715 – Nurse Anesthesia Clinical Practicum I: principles of physics and chemistry relevant to anesthesia, hands‑on simulation laboratory time, and exposure to common anesthesia technology and equipment.
• NUR 717 – Regional Anesthetic Management: anatomy, physiology, and pharmacology pertinent to regional anesthesia and its role in acute and chronic pain management.

Additional features: the first year of non‑anesthesia courses is delivered fully online; some courses may be completed before the official start with program approval; the program culminates in a final scholarly project.

Entry requirements

The publicly provided page does not list specific admission prerequisites. Applications follow a cohort cycle with a January start; prospective applicants should consult the program for current application windows and specific entry criteria.

Career prospects

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimate cited on the programme page lists an annual salary for nurse anesthetists at $230,150. Graduates commonly work in settings such as general medical and surgical hospitals, physicians’ offices, outpatient care centers, and academic institutions.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The programme page does not specify scholarships or funding options. Applicants should contact La Salle University to inquire about available financial aid, scholarships, assistantships, or external funding sources and to discuss costs and payment plans.