CAA programs in Washington, D.C.
Washington, D.C. has 1 accredited anesthesiologist-assistant program. and documented shadowing requirements run 16 hours. Below is every program in the state — open any one to see its full requirements, prerequisites, deadlines, and how competitive your profile is.
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CAA programs in Washington, D.C. — FAQ
Washington, D.C. has 1 accredited anesthesiologist-assistant (CAA) program: Case Western Reserve University (Washington).
Most CAA programs look for a cumulative and science GPA around 3.0–3.5 minimum, with competitive applicants higher. Boost's Candidacy Score shows exactly where you stand for each Washington, D.C. program.
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.
Documented anesthesia shadowing/observation requirements range from 16 hours, though more is better for a competitive application. Boost's clinical-hours tracker logs them against each program.
Annual tuition at Washington, D.C. programs runs roughly $77k–$77k, before living costs and fees. See each program's page for its full cost of attendance.
1 of the 1 Washington, D.C. programs accept applications through CASAA, the centralized anesthesiologist-assistant application service. Boost's CASAA timeline keeps your deadlines and materials on track.
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