Anesthesiologist Assistant (CAA) Licensure, Programs & Admissions
Can CAAs practice in your state?
A clear, state-by-state guide to Certified Anesthesiologist Assistant licensure, practice authority, and every CAA training program.
Verified State Laws
Every state is cited to controlling statutes or physician delegation rules, so you know exactly where you can practice.
Every Program Campus
Compare accreditation status, cohort sizes, tuition, CASAA deadlines, and course prerequisites across every active campus in the country.
Clear Admissions & Pay Data
Realistic starting salary numbers, testing requirements, and cycle timelines without misleading generic statistics.
CAA Program Directory
View all 30 campuses →Explore all 30 CAA program campuses across 15 states. Featured programs by published cohort size:
Auburn, AL
44 seats · Oct 31, 2026
Atlanta, GA
42 seats · Dec 1, 2026
Spartanburg, SC
40 seats · Oct 31, 2026
Houston, TX
35 seats
Compare course prerequisites by campus or every admissions statistic programs have published.
Essential Guides
What Certified Anesthesiologist Assistants do, where they can work, how they train, and how they stay certified.
A step-by-step roadmap covering college prerequisites, MCAT/GRE testing, CASAA, master's training, and licensing.
What CAAs actually earn, why search engine numbers are misleading, and what new grads make in their first year.
A side-by-side comparison of training length, ICU requirements, practice models, work locations, and pay.
Key cycle dates, transcript processing tips, program deadlines, and a month-by-month planning guide.
How CAAHEP accreditation works, which campuses are still seeking it, and what depends on it for your license and exam.