Hi, I'm Sarah.
I'm a practicing certified anesthesiologist assistant at a Level I trauma center in Savannah, Georgia. I'm also a former CAA program faculty member and a former admissions committee reviewer.
I built Aspiring CAA to give pre-CAAs the kind of guidance that actually moves them toward CAA school, drawn from the experience of having sat on both sides of the application.
Sarah Whitfield speak at the AAAA Annual Conference.
Repeat speaker at the AAAA and FAAA Annual Conferences.
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About this blog
Aspiring CAA is the go-to blog for expert advice on how to become a CAA. Founded by a practicing certified anesthesiologist assistant with extensive experience as an educator and former admissions committee member, Aspiring CAA provides aspiring anesthesiologist assistants with valuable guidance. Drawing on the founder's deep knowledge of the admissions process, the blog simplifies applying to CAA programs and empowers applicants to succeed.
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