CCBC and Johns Hopkins Health System have partnered to introduce an innovative anesthesia technology program, setting a new standard in the state and region.
The comprehensive anesthesia technology curriculum encompasses a wide array of courses, offering both clinical training and instructional expertise necessary to excel as an anesthesia technologist. Graduates of the program qualify for certification by the American Society of Anesthesia Technicians and Technologists, the organization overseeing competency standards for technologists and technicians in anesthesia.
Taught by seasoned instructors, many of whom are employed by the Johns Hopkins Health System as anesthesia technologists, nurse anesthetists and anesthesiologists, students gain invaluable real-world insights and guidance.
This program equips students with the essential skills to perform equipment maintenance and servicing, as well as support licensed anesthesia providers in patient assessments, intravenous line insertion and airway management.
Get a better understanding of the admission requirements for the Anesthesia Technology program.
Review the Admission Packet for this program.
Collect pertinent materials like unofficial transcripts for all US college‐level coursework and testing completed. Use these to help you complete the application.
If you have never before applied through the SHP CAS system, then create an account in SHP CAS through the applicant portal and follow the directions to complete the applications.
If you applied using the SHP CAS System before, login and verify that all areas are correct. If you have taken additional courses, you must add them and send an official transcript showing the completed or in-progress courses.
Once all sections of the application have a green check mark, you will be able to pay the $50 non-refundable application fee. It is better to submit the application at least a month before the application deadline: April 15 for June start.
Submit your official US college transcripts, including CCBC, electronically to the SHP CAS. This is found in the Academic History portion in the SHP CAS application. Under each college that you listed as attended, there is an Order button. Click on it to access the transcript companies to request your transcript(s).
If your college only sends hard copies through the mail, include the Transcript Request Form found in the Academic History area of the SHP CAS application. The form connects your transcript to your application account. Both documents should be mailed to:
SHP CAS Transcript Processing Center
P.O. Box 9134
Watertown, MA 02471
CLEP, AP and non-US college transcript evaluations (AACRAO, WES, etc.) should be sent directly to the CCBC Registrar’s office, for transfer of credit to occur. Complete the Transfer Evaluation Request Form to ensure that your submitted transcripts will be evaluated.
It can take four to six weeks for any transcript to be received, evaluated and verified. Check your SHP CAS account frequently, by clicking on the “Check Status” button. It is better to send all transcripts as soon as possible.
After you submit your SHP CAS application and it is Verified, the SHP Admission Office will send an email requesting that a supplemental application be completed. There is no additional fee associated with the supplemental application.
Expect communication regarding your application to the email address that you entered into the SHP CAS.
Program Director, Anesthesia Technology
