CRNA Tracker

Clinical experience

CRNA programs publishing a one-year ICU minimum

A published minimum is an eligibility threshold, not an admission forecast. Competitive applicants may have more experience than the stated floor.

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Methodology for this page

We include records with a numeric ICU minimum greater than zero and no more than one year, or a published hours minimum of no more than 2,080 hours when no year value is present.

Coverage snapshot

92

verified matches from 156 records

109 records have a non-null value in the primary evidence field. Unknown remains unknown; it is never converted to “not required” or a numeric zero.

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Showing 24 of 92 filtered records. Missing evidence is excluded, never converted into a favorable claim.

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Questions about this comparison

Does one year guarantee eligibility?

No. The setting, acuity, recency, hours, and employment status may also be defined by the program.

Are programs with unknown ICU minimums included?

No. Missing values are not interpreted as a one-year requirement.

Is the published minimum the admitted average?

No. A minimum and an admitted-cohort average are different facts.

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