
The MS in Nurse
Anesthesia is offered in conjunction with Nazareth Hospital. It is
designed for nurses who desire
to study the educative and administrative aspects of health care
as well as focus on the science of anesthesiology.
The core courses are taught by Certified Registered Nurse
Anesthetists and Anesthesiologists atthe
hospital site. Health Education and Administration courses are
taught by the University faculty on the main campus.
Application Procedure
Interested students must contact Nazareth Hospital School of Anesthesiology (215-335-6217) in order to obtain
an application to the program; applications are submitted directly to the Hospital School, as opposed to the
University.
The following documentation is required as part of the application file:
- A completed
application form from the appropriate School of Anesthesia,
accompanied by a non-refundable application
fee,
- Complete and official transcripts of all coursework from nursing school, undergraduate and graduate school
attended, with a minimum of a baccalaureate degree in nursing form a National League for Nursing (NLN)
accredited program. Registered nurses may have earned a bachelor's degree in an appropriate science other
than nursing.
- Two
letters of recommendation attesting to the student’s
clinical experience and ability for graduate study.
- Current resumé, which includes evidence of at least one year's nursing experience in critical care,
- Current GRE scores.
Upon acceptance to the Hospital School, students are required to submit an application and the required fee to
Saint Joseph's University. Application supporting documents, including transcripts, letters of recommendation,
etc. will be sent to Saint Joseph's directly from the Hospital School to complete the student's University file.
Students who are newly accepted will be offered the opportunity to begin University course requirements prior
to full-time enrollment in the Hospital School.
Inquiries
Nazareth Hospital
Joan Wood, C.R.N.A., M.S.Ed.
(215) 335-6217
Saint Joseph’s University
John J. Newhouse, Ed.D.,
(610) 660-1578