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Education & Training
Anesthesia Nursing Doctor of Nursing Practice
The Army-Baylor Doctor of Nursing Practice program in Anesthesia Nursing prepares selected nurses to become Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists in military healthcare.
Program overview
Understand the opportunity
- Advanced nursing education
- Doctor of Nursing Practice
- Nurse-anesthesia preparation
- Active-duty pathway
The Army-Baylor Doctor of Nursing Practice program in Anesthesia Nursing prepares selected nurses to become Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists in military healthcare. The program combines advanced academic and clinical training with a substantial active-duty commitment.
If selected, you are commissioned as a Regular Army officer and receive the pay and benefits stated in the current program terms while attending the program. The current program terms describe tuition coverage during the program; confirm covered expenses before accepting the offer. To be selected, you must meet Baylor University’s academic standards and complete the applicable Army and university selection processes.
You will need at least one year of qualifying critical-care nursing experience, as defined by the Council on Accreditation, and competitive GRE scores. Review the current Baylor admissions window and submit the university application through its designated portal.
If selected, you serve on active duty while attending the DNP program and then fulfill the additional Active Duty Service Obligation stated in the program terms. The commitment includes 36 months during training followed by a 60-month obligation after completion.
The program prepares nurses to provide anesthesia care in military healthcare environments. Before applying, review the academic requirements, active-duty status, credentialing path, and full service obligation with Marcus.
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A typical application path
The process will be shaped around your profession, education, and intended commissioning path.
Review eligibility
Review the academic, professional, medical, and administrative requirements for your selected program.
Prepare the application
Gather the academic records, licenses, references, and supporting documents required for the selection cycle.
Complete screening and interviews
Complete the required medical screening, administrative processing, professional review, and interviews.
Review the final terms
Review the scholarship benefits, training expectations, appointment details, and service obligation before accepting.
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