Essential Anesthesia Management

*Almost* 250 years strong 🇺🇸

Honoring the flag and the freedoms it represents this Flag Day.

We believe supporting clinicians goes beyond the day-to-day.

That’s why we offer access to group long-term care insurance options, helping you plan for the future with more confidence and stability.

If you’re exploring what’s next, check out our open positions ↖️

This Men’s Health Month, we’re highlighting the essential role anesthesia plays across a wide range of care from preventive screenings to complex surgical procedures.

By improving comfort, safety and access, anesthesia helps ensure patients receive the care they need, when they need it.

National Cancer Survivors Day is a Celebration of Life, but it is also a call to action for further research, more resources and increased public awareness to improve cancer survivors’ quality of life.

Becoming a CRNA is just the beginning of a life-long learning journey 🔁

MAC Check helps CRNAs stay current through quarterly knowledge assessments focused on evidence-based practice and continuous growth.

It replaces the Continued Professional Certification Assessment (CPCA), and beginning August 1, 2026, its content outline is changing.

Why does MAC Check matter? Because ongoing learning strengthens clinical judgment, builds patient trust and supports safer care.

For SRNAs, it’s a reminder that the anesthesia profession is built on continuous learning—not just passing boards.

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Whether you’re looking for a 1099 role or W2 position, we are committed to supporting your anesthesia career and professional growth.

Explore all open opportunities ↖️

We’re counting the days until one of nurse anesthesiology’s biggest educational events 🗓️ We hope to see you in Boston this August!

If you’re doing a high volume of GI cases, you’ve likely seen it…patients who don’t follow the “modern sedation” script.

Between pre-procedural anxiety, alcohol use and benzodiazepines, sedation requirements are becoming less predictable.

That’s part of why we’re seeing a steady rise in MAC utilization in GI.

Gastroenterology & Endoscopy News released an article recently discussing the rise of MAC in these procedures.

What are your thoughts? Trend or new baseline?