Building a CRNA-Led Infusion Clinic
The infusion-clinic course taught by someone who manages the hemodynamics and the airway — not just the business plan.
A complete, clinician-first guide to launching a CRNA-owned ketamine and infusion practice — from patient selection and anesthesia-grade safety protocols to scope of practice, startup costs, and getting your first patients. Built by a practicing CRNA who treats the clinical risk as seriously as the revenue.
CRNAs considering or actively planning their own infusion clinic who want autonomy and income without cutting corners on safety. No prior business experience required.
Most "open a ketamine clinic" programs are built by business owners and treat safety as a checklist — one ACLS provider, a crash cart, done. As a CRNA, you already hold the exact competencies the field’s consensus standards call for: hemodynamic titration, airway management, and emergence care. This course shows you how to build a clinic that’s defensible on safety and viable as a business — the combination that protects your patients, your license, and your investment.
Module-by-module breakdown
7 modules · 17 lessons · a short assessment after each module.
Your instructor
Anastasia is a practicing nurse anesthetist who also builds clinical software. That combination is rare — she works in the OR and writes the code, so she can translate what these AI tools actually do into language clinicians use, without the vendor spin. [Add 1–2 lines: years in practice, settings, and any app/development specifics you'd like to share.]
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Credit hours & pricing shown are placeholders pending final accreditation.