Key Highlights
- Shayne Hauglum appointed AANA’s Chief Science and Practice Officer.
- Hauglum to oversee multiple AANA divisions and initiatives.
- Role includes strategizing professional development for CRNAs.
- Hauglum brings extensive academic and clinical experience.
Source: PR Newswire
Notable Quotes
- “With years of leadership and research in academic, clinical, and foundation settings, Shayne’s extensive background perfectly positions him to support the development of thought-provoking and evidence-based concepts and resources to enhance the profession of nurse anesthesiology.” — Bill Bruce, Chief Executive Officer at AANA
- “It is an honor to be selected to lead the science and practice activities of AANA, and I look forward to working with my fellow members and staff to not just identify challenges and emerging issues facing AANA and its members in practice and research, but to work to develop solutions that advance the value of CRNAs in the healthcare delivery system, industry, practice, and advocacy with policy research.” — Dr. Shayne Hauglum, Chief Science and Practice Officer at AANA
SoHC's Take
The appointment of Dr. Shayne Hauglum as Chief Science and Practice Officer is a strategic move by AANA that promises to bolster the organization’s commitment to advancing nurse anesthesiology. With his extensive background in both clinical practice and academic research, Dr. Hauglum is well-positioned to lead AANA’s professional development and research initiatives. His previous roles and contributions to the field highlight his capability to bring innovative and evidence-based approaches to AANA. This leadership change is poised to further enhance the professional standards and educational resources available to CRNAs, ultimately benefiting the broader healthcare system.
