Anesthesiologist assistant programs

CAA programs in Nevada

Nevada has 1 accredited anesthesiologist-assistant program. Minimum GPA requirements range from about 3, and documented shadowing requirements run 8 hours. Below is every program in the state — open any one to see its full requirements, prerequisites, deadlines, and how competitive your profile is.

1
accredited programs
3
min GPA range
8
shadowing hours
$70k–$70k
annual tuition
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Nova Southeastern University (Henderson)
Henderson, NV
GPA ≥ 3GRE or MCATCASAANot yet accredited
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CAA programs in Nevada — FAQ

How many CAA programs are in Nevada?

Nevada has 1 accredited anesthesiologist-assistant (CAA) program: Nova Southeastern University (Henderson).

What GPA do CAA programs in Nevada require?

Minimum GPA requirements at Nevada CAA programs range from about 3. Competitive applicants usually sit above the minimum — aim for a 3.4+ overall and science GPA. Boost scores your GPA against every program's real bar.

Do CAA programs in Nevada require the MCAT or GRE?

1 accept the MCAT and 1 accept the GRE. Most CAA programs take the MCAT or GRE — check each program's page for its accepted exam and minimum score.

How many shadowing hours do Nevada CAA programs require?

Documented anesthesia shadowing/observation requirements range from 8 hours, though more is better for a competitive application. Boost's clinical-hours tracker logs them against each program.

How much does CAA school cost in Nevada?

Annual tuition at Nevada programs runs roughly $70k–$70k, before living costs and fees. See each program's page for its full cost of attendance.

Do Nevada CAA programs use CASAA?

1 of the 1 Nevada programs accept applications through CASAA, the centralized anesthesiologist-assistant application service. Boost's CASAA timeline keeps your deadlines and materials on track.