Somnia Anesthesia launches 7th ‘CRNA of the Year’ contest — 3 insights

Somnia Anesthesia kicked off its seventh annual “CRNA of the Year” contest during National CRNA Week, Jan. 21 to Jan. 27.

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Here’s what you should know:

1. Somnia will recognize an exceptional certified registered nurse anesthetist through a nomination process.

2. New for this year, Somnia is also launching a SRNA of the Year contest, recognizing a student registered nurse anesthetist.

3. CRNAs, physicians, program directors or healthcare professionals from across the U.S can submit nominations online.

Nominations are open between Jan. 22 and Feb. 10. Click here to nominate a CRNA and here to nominate a SRNA.

Company COO Linda Caccamo, CRNA, said, “As a CRNA and as a healthcare executive, I couldn’t be more proud of the many CRNAs and SRNAs who continue to work with Somnia’s clinicians as integral members of the company’s anesthesia practices around the country, providing patients in hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, and office-based facilities with safe, superior and cost-efficient care.”

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