Washington D.C. Program
Contact Information
Phone: 216-844-8077
Fax: 216-844-7349
Email: info@anesthesiaprogram.com
www.anesthesiaprogram.com
Message from Joseph M. Rifici, AA-C, M.Ed., Executive Program Director
I am pleased to announce the MSA program's intention to create a new off-site location in Washington, D.C. The launching of a new program in our nation's capital is part of our long-term goal to grow our program while maintaining small class sizes, quality teaching, and high educational standards. MSA D.C. will serve students in the Eastern region of the U.S. and give impetus for the expansion of the AA profession.
We have been planning the D.C. program for more than a year. The physical location of our program office is expected to be in the Capitol Hill district, and we are working towards a strategic partnership with Washington Hospital Center. We look forward to continuing our student clinical rotations at Children's National Medical Center and Providence Hospital.
Our enrollment goal for the D.C. program in its inaugural year is up to 18 students. We are committed to continuing our legacy of excellence in education, to training highly skilled and compassionate AAs, and now to offering students access to one of the most vibrant cities in the U.S.
Shane Angus: D.C. Program Director
On September 13, 2011, Shane Angus, AA-C, formally became Program Director of MSA D.C. As an alumnus of the MSA program, Shane knows firsthand the quality of the CWRU program.
Shane considers location to be one of the attractions of the D.C. program. The new off-site location is in a cosmopolitan city, the political hub of the country.
Shane was born and raised in Santa Barbara, California. He received his BS in Integrative Biology from the University of California at Berkeley, and his MS in Anesthesiology from CWRU in 1999. Shane brings with him to this position a breadth of experience in AA education and expertise in training students to be spokespersons for the profession. Faculty development has been a strong and ongoing interest of Shane's. He is dedicated to supporting the professional growth of AA faculty and improving the quality of instruction by providing training and clinical instructor workshops.
Shane's interests include international travel and food. Before attending Berkeley, Shane went to culinary school and considered becoming a chef. We are proud to welcome Shane back to CWRU.
FAQs
When does the MSA program start?
The MSA program
starts in June of each year.
How do I apply?
You can apply to any of our program locations or to all of them with one application. Whether you are applying to one, two, or all program locations, only one $50 application fee is required.
To apply, select Apply to the Program under Quick Links on the left menu. Follow the instructions on our website for applying online to the Case Western Reserve University MSA Program.
Write the program location you are applying to on the top of your Statement of Objectives: Cleveland, Houston, or Washington D.C. If you are applying to two programs, indicate the programs and your preferred location. If you are applying to all programs, indicate your 1st, 2nd, and 3rd choice.
When is the application deadline?
October 1 of each year.
What are the MSA program's admission requirements?
The admission requirements are the same for all our program locations. See Prospective Students & Admissions on the top menu for the program's admission requirements.
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