Updated January, 2026

CRNA Schools in Oregon

Oregon is home to CRNA programs at George Fox University – Nurse Anesthesia Program and Oregon Health and Science University. Oregon has a limited number of CRNA programs relative to applicant demand. Many Oregon-based applicants apply to California, Washington, and Idaho programs to broaden acceptance opportunities.

Quick Facts About CRNA Schools in Oregon

  • Number of CRNA programs: 2 accredited programs
  • Degree level: All CRNA programs are delivered at the doctoral level (DNP or DNAP).
  • Program length: CRNA training options associated with Oregon typically follow fixed program timelines of approximately 30–39 months.
  • Typical admissions profile: In-state availability is limited, which increases competition. Applicants typically present strong ICU experience and solid academic performance.
  • Clinical training: Clinical training is completed through affiliated academic medical centers and regional hospitals, with significant emphasis on anesthesia practice serving diverse and geographically dispersed populations.
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George Fox University – Nurse Anesthesia Program

George Fox University’s Nurse Anesthesia DNP program, launched in fall 2025, is a 90-credit, three-year pathway that integrates hybrid online coursework with five in-person clinical...

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Oregon Health and Science University

The Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) Nurse Anesthesia Program is a full-time, 36-month Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) track offered through the OHSU School...

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Compare CRNA Programs in Oregon

Tuition, timelines, and program-level differences that matter to applicants.

George Fox University – Nurse Anesthesia Program

Degree
DNP
Length
36 months
Estimated tuition
$110,000–$125,000
Application deadline
Varies by cohort

George Fox places heavy emphasis on academic readiness and prerequisite completion, including recent chemistry and science coursework. Applicants with strong recent grades in core sciences and a clear ICU progression tend to be more competitive during the interview process.

Oregon Health & Science University – Nurse Anesthesia Program

Degree
DNP
Length
36 months
Estimated tuition
$75,000–$90,000 (in-state)
Application deadline
Varies annually

OHSU offers a public-university CRNA pathway anchored in a major academic medical center. Applicants often prioritize this program for its high-acuity case exposure, integrated health system training, and comparatively lower in-state tuition.

Tuition estimates are approximate and sourced from the public information available on each programs website. Tuition does not include fees, books, or living expenses. Applicants should confirm current costs, timelines, and admissions policies directly with each program. If you would like to notify us of a discrepancy on the CRNA Schools in Oregon page, please contact us. Applicants should confirm current admissions timelines and requirements directly with each program.

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