Anesthesiologist assistant programs

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.

1
accredited programs
16
shadowing hours
$77k–$77k
annual tuition
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Case Western Reserve University (Washington)
Washington, DC
GRE or MCAT
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CAA programs in Washington, D.C. — FAQ

How many CAA programs are in Washington, D.C.?

Washington, D.C. has 1 accredited anesthesiologist-assistant (CAA) program: Case Western Reserve University (Washington).

What GPA do CAA programs in Washington, D.C. require?

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.

Do CAA programs in Washington, D.C. 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 Washington, D.C. CAA programs require?

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.

How much does CAA school cost in Washington, D.C.?

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.