Continuing education for CRNAs
Walk out of the worst shift of your career still yourself.
You hold the line between life and death with your hands and your composure.
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Medical errors increase when clinicians report high burnout (BMJ, 2019).
Reported burnout prevalence among CRNAs (AANA Journal, 2025).
Why this matters
A regulated nervous system is a clinical skill.
Patient safety begins with the clinician holding the line. Anesthesia posts among the highest burnout rates in medicine.
Pricing
One enrollment. A practice you keep.
Physiological Awareness in Clinical Practice · 3.0 MAC Ed CE credits.
What's included
- 3.0 MAC Ed CE credits
- Foundation: settle in under ninety seconds
- Awareness: catch the climb early
- Mastery: your own Gap Moment plan
- Real-time biometrics with Apple Watch or AirPods Pro
- Certificate valid for 24 months
- Shareable verification URL for your records
- First-year Pausality app subscription bundled in
AANA Member
AANA members and nurse anesthesia students get the discount after a quick verification, usually within one business day.
Enroll as AANA memberSee it in action
The app where you practice. The portal where your credits track.
Sixty-second sessions on your phone. Automatic progress synced to your CE portal.
You practice.
Sixty seconds, between cases.
Rich, engaging coursework.
Readings, guided practice, and check-ins, beautifully presented.
“I took one minute to use Pausality. I felt mentally clear, steady, and ready for the six cases.”
- Jonathan A., CRNA
Faculty
Taught by a CRNA, for CRNAs.
Pausality is built by Somnistics Research Labs.
Randy Graybeal, MSN, CRNA
Course Director · AANA Member #071955
Randy has practiced as a CRNA for nearly thirty years, at Rush University Medical Center, the University of Washington Medical Center, Providence Regional Medical Center, and now in an independent office-based practice.
He has served as Vice President and Federal Political Director of the Washington Association of Nurse Anesthetists. He has led high-fidelity simulation training for anesthesia teams, and his current focus is the physiology of clinician self-regulation in real clinical workflow.
He also carries firsthand experience of personal tragedy, which makes this mission a deeply personal one for him.