CRNA Spotlights
Spotlight
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What does the CRNA credential mean to you?
Throughout my career the CRNA credential represents advocacy: advocacy for our patients, for our scope of practice, and for the education of the next generation of CRNAs.
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Lanny Coker, DNSc, CRNA
Assistant Professor, Associate Program Director
University of Tennessee Health Science CenterWhat does the CRNA credential mean to you?
The CRNA credential validates my competency and right to practice as a professional. It reassures the public that they have a certified and competent provider at the head of the OR table. It makes a great public statement for the profession.
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What does the CRNA credential mean to you?
I have been educated to the highest level and standard as possible. I have acquired the latest advanced evidenced based practice competency to fulfill my educational requirements as a certified registered nurse anesthetist.
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What does the CRNA credential mean to you?
The nurse anesthesia credential means that I am one of the most qualified anesthesia experts in health care today! CRNAs are the “top Gun” of APRNs due to our education and clinical experience during school and practice.
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What does the CRNA credential mean to you?
"Maintaining CRNA credentials helps support our profession and visibility of the important work we do. We provide not only safe care to our patients but care on an unparalleled level. Nurses are consistently the most trusted profession, and I’m honored to do it at an advanced level.
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What does the CRNA credential mean to you?
The CRNA credential has afforded me the privilege to provide anesthesia care services to patients and to teach what I love to do. I can’t imagine doing anything else.
