Canadas AA programs do take RRTs and RNs with ICU experience. from what i understand though is that the role of a AA in Canada is much different from that of an AA in the USA.
I'm sure RT training would help in anesthesia school though.
Canadas AA programs do take RRTs and RNs with ICU experience. from what i understand though is that the role of a AA in Canada is much different from that of an AA in the USA.
I'm sure RT training would help in anesthesia school though.
You're right, the AA programs here require you to be either an RRT or critical care nurse. Their scope mostly involves setting up the anaesthesiology machines, starting lines on the patient, intubating, etc.
You'd think an RT would get some credit for AA school in the US, though.
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