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The Old Dominion University offers a Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program in Nurse Anesthesia, preparing registered nurses for advanced practice as Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs). Located in Norfolk, VA, VA, this program provides comprehensive training in anesthesia principles, pharmacology, and patient care. The program duration is 36 months (approximately 3 years), offering an intensive curriculum that combines didactic coursework with extensive clinical experiences. Each cohort consists of approximately 20 students, ensuring personalized attention and strong faculty-student relationships throughout the program. The program maintains a 100% first-time pass rate on the National Certification Examination (NCE), demonstrating its effectiveness in preparing graduates for board certification. Graduates are prepared to provide anesthesia services across diverse healthcare settings, including hospitals, surgical centers, and pain management clinics, addressing the growing national demand for qualified nurse anesthetists. The program requires applicants to have significant critical care nursing experience, ensuring students enter with a strong foundation in acute patient management and complex clinical decision-making.
$49k
Estimated Tuition
36
Months Duration
20
Class Size
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DNP
Curriculum Type
front loaded
ER/PICU/NICU Experience
Acceptable critical care experience includes ICU, SICU, CCU, MICU, or PICU and high acuity surgical ICU experience. Experience in a tertiary medical center is strongly preferred ER does not satisfy the critical care experience
ADN Accepted
✓ Accepts Associate Degree in Nursing (ADN)
Minimum GPA
3 overall GPA required
Science GPA: 3
GRE Required
Graduate Record Examination scores must be submitted
CCRN Certification
Critical Care Registered Nurse certification required
Shadowing
Shadowing required
Minimum 16 hours
Letters of Recommendation
Letters of recommendation required
Personal Statement
Personal statement or essay required
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In-State Tuition
$48,600
Approximately $1,350 per month
Out-of-State Tuition
$133,450
Additional $84,850 for non-residents
💡 Financial Aid Available
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Program Success Rate
100% of graduates pass the NCE on their first attempt
Completion Rate
100% of students complete the program
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Application Deadline
July 15
2026
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Campus Location
Norfolk, VA
VA
Official Website
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App Opens: not specified on their website | Deadline: July 15th | Starts: May | Degree: DNP | ER/PICU/NICU: Acceptable critical care experience includes ICU, SICU, CCU, MICU, or PICU and high acuity surgical ICU experience. Experience in a tertiary medical center is strongly preferred ER does not satisfy the critical care experience
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