USC Floyd School of Medicine Nurse Anesthesia Program

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The CRNA program is housed at the USC Floyd School of Medicine with primary clinical training sites in Columbia, Greenville, and Florence, SC, and affiliate clinical sites throughout the state. The CRNA program is housed at the USC School of Medicine with primary clinical training sites in Columbia and Greenville, SC with affiliate clinical sites throughout SC.

09/04/2026

60 Seconds of Anesthesia ⏱️📚💉

Third-year SRNA, Jimmy Small (Jimmy Small) at the Columbia campus, breaks down aortic stenosis: what it is, why it matters, and the clinical considerations behind this common valvular heart condition. 🫀

Follow along for more SRNA-led anesthesia education and clinical pearls. 🧠✨

🌟Pulse Check: SRNA Edition 🌟💉 Carter Marchbanks, BSN, SRNA📍 Greenville, SC🎓 Samford University, 2022❤️‍🩹 CVICU at Greenv...
08/31/2026

🌟Pulse Check: SRNA Edition 🌟

💉 Carter Marchbanks, BSN, SRNA
📍 Greenville, SC
🎓 Samford University, 2022
❤️‍🩹 CVICU at Greenville Memorial

We’re excited to spotlight Carter Marchbanks, one of our second-year SRNAs at the Greenville campus, and our newly appointed S.C.A.N.A. SRNA Representative, serving as a connection between our student body and the South Carolina Association of Nurse Anesthesiology (S.C.A.N.A. )! 🗳️🏆

Swipe to get to know her better and what she’s looking forward most serving in this position ➡️

We’re looking forward to seeing Carter do great things while in her new role with S.C.A.N.A., and tackle the second half of the DNAP journey! 🩺👏🏽

From Columbia to Congress ✈️🏙️Some of our USC DNAP students joined CRNAs, SRNAs, educators and anesthesia leaders from a...
08/28/2026

From Columbia to Congress ✈️🏙️

Some of our USC DNAP students joined CRNAs, SRNAs, educators and anesthesia leaders from across the country at the 2026 AANA Annual Congress, bringing home a fresh perspective, new connections and PLENTY of inspiration for the work ahead.

Proud of this group for showing up, leaning in, and representing Kay and C. Edward Floyd, M.D. School of Medicine so well. 🤙 Swipe for a Boston recap and hear what our students had to say about their experience. ➡️💬

American Association of Nurse Anesthesiology (AANA)

Tested & Certified ✅The USC DNAP Class of 2026 achieved a 97% NCE pass rate within two months of walking across the stag...
08/26/2026

Tested & Certified ✅

The USC DNAP Class of 2026 achieved a 97% NCE pass rate within two months of walking across the stage. 🎓👏🏽 It’s a huge milestone for our newest CRNAs who are now hard at work in sites all over the country! Congratulations! 🫶🏽

Swipe to see some of the smiles that say it all. ➡️😃✨

Kay and C. Edward Floyd, M.D. School of Medicine

A huge thank-you to Lexington Medical Center (LMC Careers) for hosting our second + third-year SRNAs for a fun afternoon...
08/17/2026

A huge thank-you to Lexington Medical Center (LMC Careers) for hosting our second + third-year SRNAs for a fun afternoon at Hunter-Gatherer Brewery! We’re incredibly grateful for the continued support you show our students; not only by welcoming them for clinical rotations, but by investing in their growth, education, and experience throughout their journey.

We’re proud to partner with an organization that truly values the next generation of CRNAs. Thank you, LMC, for being such an important part of our USC community!

Cheers to USC DNAP ‘29! 🥳 They finished their first online semester and are heading into their second starting Monday.La...
08/15/2026

Cheers to USC DNAP ‘29! 🥳 They finished their first online semester and are heading into their second starting Monday.

Last night was all about bringing people together: welcoming our newest class and giving them a chance to start building the relationships that will carry them through the next three years.

Big shoutout to members of the classes of ‘27 and ‘28 who came out to celebrate, welcome, and support their newest classmates. That’s the kind of community we hope to cultivate: people who show up for one another, cheer each other on, and make this journey a little more meaningful. ✨

Fostering relationships is a priority for us, because the connections made along the way are just as important as what happens in the classroom and clinical setting.

Welcome to the family, USC DNAP ‘29! We CAN’T WAIT to have you officially on campus in January! 🫶🏽

Seven semesters down, two to go! ✌️Our seniors are officially back in the classroom in Greenville and Columbia, and ente...
08/14/2026

Seven semesters down, two to go! ✌️

Our seniors are officially back in the classroom in Greenville and Columbia, and entering the home stretch of their DNAP journey. 🎓💉

knowledge ➡️ skills ➡️ confidence ➡️ finish line

The end is in sight, c/o 2027! Let’s finish strong. 💪 🏁

Behind every number is a story of growth, connection and impact. 💥Together, they offer a glimpse into who we are and how...
08/13/2026

Behind every number is a story of growth, connection and impact. 💥
Together, they offer a glimpse into who we are and how far we’ve come.

Swipe through to get to know our program by numbers. 📊➡️

08/11/2026

60 Seconds of Anesthesia ⏱️📚💉

Third-year SRNA, Vince Modert (Vincent Modert) at the Columbia campus, shares a tip using an endotracheal (ET) tube to get past those tricky anterior vocal cords during intubation.

Follow along for more SRNA-led anesthesia education and clinical pearls. 🧠✨

08/07/2026

FALL 2026 LOADING… 🟩🟩🟩🟩⬛️ 📚🩺💉

These are the next generation of CRNAs.
The bar is high… that’s exactly where we like it. 🫡

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6311 Garners Ferry Road, Building 101, Office 300
Columbia, SC
29203

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