Sass Elisha, EdD, CRNA, FAAN, FAANA
Dr. Sass Elisha is a nationally recognized CRNA, educator, author, and leader in the field of nurse anesthesia. With decades of experience, Sass has shaped nurse anesthesia education through his work in curriculum design, scholarly writing, and professional advocacy. As an accomplished speaker and co-author of foundational textbooks, he brings complex concepts to life with clarity and enthusiasm. Sass’s work focuses on empowering students, advancing the CRNA profession, and promoting evidence-based practice. His influence extends across education, research, and he remains deeply committed to mentoring the next generation of nurse anesthetists and strengthening the future of anesthesia care.
Jeremy Heiner, EdD, CRNA, FAANA
Dr. Jeremy Heiner is a respected CRNA and educational leader known for his expertise in simulation-based learning and anesthesia education. With a strong commitment to student success, Jeremy combines clinical excellence with innovative teaching strategies that prepare future nurse anesthetists for high-stakes, real-world scenarios. He is widely recognized for his contributions to curriculum development, program leadership, and mentorship. Jeremy’s areas of focus include crisis management, team communication, and the use of technology to enhance learning. His dedication to advancing the nurse anesthesia profession is evident in his collaborative approach and tireless advocacy for high-quality, patient-centered care.
Mark Gabot, DNP, CRNA, FAANA
Dr. Mark Gabot is a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist (CRNA) and faculty member dedicated to advancing nurse anesthesia education and clinical excellence. With a strong foundation in perioperative care, Mark integrates evidence-based practice, innovation, and mentorship into his teaching and clinical work. He is actively involved in educational leadership, research, and professional development within the anesthesia community. Mark’s passion lies in preparing the next generation of CRNAs with the knowledge, confidence, and clinical judgment needed to excel. His areas of interest include point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS), AI in healthcare, and the integration of technology in anesthesia practice.
Our Mission and Vision
At The Nurse Anesthesia, our mission is to provide Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs), Registered Nurse Anesthetists (RRNAs), and critical care Registered Nurses (RNs) with specialized courses and engaging podcasts that enhance their professional knowledge and skills.
We envision a world where nurse anesthetists and critical care nurses are empowered with the latest educational resources and discussions, allowing them to excel in their fields and improve patient care outcomes. Our focus is on delivering comprehensive content that is both informative and inspirational.
Our Story
Founded by a team of experienced nurse anesthetists and educators, The Nurse Anesthesia was born out of a passion for advancing the field of anesthesia through education and dialogue. By creating a platform that combines specialized courses with an engaging podcast series, we aim to fill the gap in accessible, high-quality educational content for CRNAs, RRNAs, and critical care RNs.
Our journey began with the realization that while the demand for skilled nurse anesthetists continues to grow, there is a lack of targeted educational resources that cater specifically to this niche. We are committed to bridging this gap by offering content that is not only educational but also reflective of the latest industry trends and practices.