Michigan State University Adds Anesthesia Department

The College of Human Medicine at Michigan State University will formally welcome a new anesthesia department starting Jan. 1, 2012, according to a State News report.

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The department’s curriculum will take effect sometime next academic year, according to the report. Students in the College of Human Medicine do not have formal majors but instead choose a field in which to specialize for their residencies. The new departments were created to meet student demand.

According to the report, the department of anesthesia represents a “big step forward” for the college. The college plans to involve simulated experiences in the curriculum for the new department.

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