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4th Annual CORE Anesthesia Virtual Conference
September 20th
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM EST
Online
We are thrilled to announce the 4th Annual CORE Anesthesia Virtual Conference, created specifically for you! This unique opportunity is designed to address the topics we wished we had learned more about during our anesthesia training.
Reserve Your Seat
Why Attend?
This conference is 100% geared towards CRNA residents. Unlike other conferences that only offer a few breakout sessions for residents, our conference is dedicated entirely to anesthesia residents. This is your chance to dive deep into the subjects that matter most to your education and future career.
Featured Speakers
Meet our distinguished speakers—leaders in anesthesia education and clinical practice. They bring deep expertise and real-world insights to help shape your career as a CRNA resident.
Anna Jobe,
DNP, CRNA
Topic :
ESP Blocks
Bio
Anna began her career as a registered nurse in the CVSICU at Johns Hopkins in 2019, and responded to the COVID-19 crisis by accepting various ICU travel nursing assignments from 2020 to 2023. Working in COVID-19 surge zones pushed Anna to create a TikTok account to connect with other nurses and educate about public health. After connecting on TikTok, Anna and Chrissy Masarro, MSN-CRNA, created Confident Care Academy to educate and empower the next generation of critical care nurses and nurse anesthesiologists. Confident Care Academy is a community of >1100 nurse anesthesia residents and registered nurses, with >40 AANA CE class A credits, weekly zoom sessions, in-person community meetups, CCRN preparation, and starting 12/2025, in person advanced skills workshops.
Vinny Cagugun, DNP, CRNA
Topic :
The CRNA Money Playbook: From School Debt to Passive Checks
Bio
Vincent “Vinny2Guns” Cagungun didn’t get his nickname from the OR—he earned it building businesses, flipping real estate, and making money moves long before most people figured out what an IRA was. A seasoned entrepreneur and co-owner of Ascend Anesthesia, Vinny has spent over 20 years helping professionals go from “just making it” to “making it work for them. In this session, Vinny is pulling back the curtain on the money side of CRNA life: How to survive the SRNA grind without financial burnout What to do when your first CRNA check hits (spoiler: don’t blow it on bottle service) And how to turn your income into investments, freedom, and maybe even your own business—like his latest venture, Launch Lending. It’s finance with flavor. No boring charts, no fluff—just real talk for y'all future high earners
Ray Ramos
Topic :
Rotation Survival Guide: How to Build Trust in the OR
Bio
Ray Ramos is the Platform Chief CRNA for US Anesthesia Partners in Austin, Texas, where he leads operations for more than 225+ CRNAs across multiple facilities. A graduate of Texas Wesleyan University’s nurse anesthesia program, he completed his clinical training in Colorado, Dallas, and Austin, and has spent his entire career with USAP in Austin. Ray brings nearly two decades of clinical and leadership experience to his role and also serves as Vice Chair of USAP’s National Care Team Advisory Committee. An active voice on several national committees focused on culture, innovation, and clinician engagement, Ray travels extensively to educate CRNA training programs across the country— including his alma mater, TWU—on topics often overlooked in the classroom. Passionate about mentorship, team culture, and professional development, Ray is committed to shaping the future of the CRNA profession. He lives in Austin with his wife of 19 years and their two teenage daughters and remains deeply grateful for the career and community he’s built since graduating from TWU.
Josh Olson, CRNA
Topic :
Can Artificial Intelligence Improve Clinical Intelligence?
Bio
Joshua Olson, DNP, CRNA is an Assistant Professor of Nurse Anesthesiology and program director at the University of Detroit-Mercy’s nurse anesthesia program. Dr. Olson has worked clinically for many years at Henry Ford Hospital, where he also served as their educator before coming on staff at Detroit Mercy. He is recognized for his expertise in the use of artificial intelligence in education, simulation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. He has also served in many capacities throughout our profession, including chairing the Michigan Association Nurse Anesthetists Program Committee and as a member of the NBCRNA’s CPC item writing team.
Dr. Olson is currently working on two separate research projects on the use of artificial intelligence in CRNA education. His most recent manuscript on the use of artificial intelligence was published in the Journal of Nurse Anesthesia Education. He lives within the city of Detroit with his wife and four children where you’ll find him riding his bike to work most days. He is also the creator andco-founder of Ollivate, the DuoLingo of healthcare education.
Cole Dill, CRNA, DNP & Tanner Hulin, CRNA, DNP
Topic :
SEE Exam/Board Prep
Bio
Cole Dill and Tanner Hulin graduated with their DNP in anesthesia from Millikin University in 2021. While in graduate school, Cole and Tanner co-founded Core Anesthesia, an anesthesia educational platform to make learning more accessible for SRNAs, along with providing CEUs for CRNAs. Cole and Tanner work as CRNA's in Peoria, IL and Indianapolis, IN.
Lee Ranalli, CRNA
Topic :
2nd Victim Phenomena
Bio
Lee Ranalli graduated from the Kaiser Permanente School of Anesthesia in 2010 and returned to his home state of Arizona. After serving for several years as Chief CRNA, he pursued his passion for teaching and transitioned into nurse anesthesia education. He is the author of numerous published articles and the co-author of the Obstetric Anesthesia chapter in the textbook Nurse Anesthesia. Lee is a former President of the Arizona Association of Nurse Anesthesiology and currently serves on its Education Committee. He will be honored with the 34th Annual Didactic instructor of the Year award at the upcoming AANA Annual Congress.
Have Questions? Get in Touch
We're here to help! If you have any questions about the CORE Conference, registration, or anything else, feel free to reach out to us.
Email:
info@coreanesthesia.com
Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your anesthesia knowledge. Secure your seat at the 4th Annual CORE Conference today.
Registration is filling fast—don’t miss out!
Register Now
© 2025 Archer Review LLC
Register Now
4th Annual CORE Anesthesia Virtual Conference
September 20th
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM EST
Online
We are thrilled to announce the 4th Annual CORE Anesthesia Virtual Conference, created specifically for you! This unique opportunity is designed to address the topics we wished we had learned more about during our anesthesia training.
Reserve Your Seat
Why Attend?
This conference is 100% geared towards CRNA residents. Unlike other conferences that only offer a few breakout sessions for residents, our conference is dedicated entirely to anesthesia residents. This is your chance to dive deep into the subjects that matter most to your education and future career.
Featured Speakers
Meet our distinguished speakers—leaders in anesthesia education and clinical practice. They bring deep expertise and real-world insights to help shape your career as a CRNA resident.
Anna Jobe,
DNP, CRNA
Topic :
ESP Blocks
Bio
Anna began her career as a registered nurse in the CVSICU at Johns Hopkins in 2019, and responded to the COVID-19 crisis by accepting various ICU travel nursing assignments from 2020 to 2023. Working in COVID-19 surge zones pushed Anna to create a TikTok account to connect with other nurses and educate about public health. After connecting on TikTok, Anna and Chrissy Masarro, MSN-CRNA, created Confident Care Academy to educate and empower the next generation of critical care nurses and nurse anesthesiologists. Confident Care Academy is a community of >1100 nurse anesthesia residents and registered nurses, with >40 AANA CE class A credits, weekly zoom sessions, in-person community meetups, CCRN preparation, and starting 12/2025, in person advanced skills workshops.
Vinny Cagugun, DNP, CRNA
Topic :
The CRNA Money Playbook: From School Debt to Passive Checks
Bio
Vincent “Vinny2Guns” Cagungun didn’t get his nickname from the OR—he earned it building businesses, flipping real estate, and making money moves long before most people figured out what an IRA was. A seasoned entrepreneur and co-owner of Ascend Anesthesia, Vinny has spent over 20 years helping professionals go from “just making it” to “making it work for them. In this session, Vinny is pulling back the curtain on the money side of CRNA life: How to survive the SRNA grind without financial burnout What to do when your first CRNA check hits (spoiler: don’t blow it on bottle service) And how to turn your income into investments, freedom, and maybe even your own business—like his latest venture, Launch Lending. It’s finance with flavor. No boring charts, no fluff—just real talk for y'all future high earners
Ray Ramos
Topic :
Rotation Survival Guide: How to Build Trust in the OR
Bio
Ray Ramos is the Platform Chief CRNA for US Anesthesia Partners in Austin, Texas, where he leads operations for more than 225+ CRNAs across multiple facilities. A graduate of Texas Wesleyan University’s nurse anesthesia program, he completed his clinical training in Colorado, Dallas, and Austin, and has spent his entire career with USAP in Austin. Ray brings nearly two decades of clinical and leadership experience to his role and also serves as Vice Chair of USAP’s National Care Team Advisory Committee. An active voice on several national committees focused on culture, innovation, and clinician engagement, Ray travels extensively to educate CRNA training programs across the country— including his alma mater, TWU—on topics often overlooked in the classroom. Passionate about mentorship, team culture, and professional development, Ray is committed to shaping the future of the CRNA profession. He lives in Austin with his wife of 19 years and their two teenage daughters and remains deeply grateful for the career and community he’s built since graduating from TWU.
Josh Olson, CRNA
Topic :
Can Artificial Intelligence Improve Clinical Intelligence?
Bio
Joshua Olson, DNP, CRNA is an Assistant Professor of Nurse Anesthesiology and program director at the University of Detroit-Mercy’s nurse anesthesia program. Dr. Olson has worked clinically for many years at Henry Ford Hospital, where he also served as their educator before coming on staff at Detroit Mercy. He is recognized for his expertise in the use of artificial intelligence in education, simulation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. He has also served in many capacities throughout our profession, including chairing the Michigan Association Nurse Anesthetists Program Committee and as a member of the NBCRNA’s CPC item writing team.
Dr. Olson is currently working on two separate research projects on the use of artificial intelligence in CRNA education. His most recent manuscript on the use of artificial intelligence was published in the Journal of Nurse Anesthesia Education. He lives within the city of Detroit with his wife and four children where you’ll find him riding his bike to work most days. He is also the creator andco-founder of Ollivate, the DuoLingo of healthcare education.
Cole Dill, CRNA, DNP & Tanner Hulin, CRNA, DNP
Topic :
SEE Exam/Board Prep
Bio
Cole Dill and Tanner Hulin graduated with their DNP in anesthesia from Millikin University in 2021. While in graduate school, Cole and Tanner co-founded Core Anesthesia, an anesthesia educational platform to make learning more accessible for SRNAs, along with providing CEUs for CRNAs. Cole and Tanner work as CRNA's in Peoria, IL and Indianapolis, IN.
Lee Ranalli, CRNA
Topic :
2nd Victim Phenomena
Bio
Lee Ranalli graduated from the Kaiser Permanente School of Anesthesia in 2010 and returned to his home state of Arizona. After serving for several years as Chief CRNA, he pursued his passion for teaching and transitioned into nurse anesthesia education. He is the author of numerous published articles and the co-author of the Obstetric Anesthesia chapter in the textbook Nurse Anesthesia. Lee is a former President of the Arizona Association of Nurse Anesthesiology and currently serves on its Education Committee. He will be honored with the 34th Annual Didactic instructor of the Year award at the upcoming AANA Annual Congress.
Have Questions? Get in Touch
We're here to help! If you have any questions about the CORE Conference, registration, or anything else, feel free to reach out to us.
Email:
info@coreanesthesia.com
Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your anesthesia knowledge. Secure your seat at the 4th Annual CORE Conference today.
Registration is filling fast—don’t miss out!
Register Now
© 2025 Archer Review LLC
Register Now
4th Annual CORE Anesthesia Virtual Conference
September 20th
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM EST
Online
We are thrilled to announce the 4th Annual CORE Anesthesia Virtual Conference, created specifically for you! This unique opportunity is designed to address the topics we wished we had learned more about during our anesthesia training.
Reserve Your Seat
Why Attend?
This conference is 100% geared towards CRNA residents. Unlike other conferences that only offer a few breakout sessions for residents, our conference is dedicated entirely to anesthesia residents. This is your chance to dive deep into the subjects that matter most to your education and future career.
Featured Speakers
Meet our distinguished speakers—leaders in anesthesia education and clinical practice. They bring deep expertise and real-world insights to help shape your career as a CRNA resident.
Anna Jobe,
DNP, CRNA
Topic :
ESP Blocks
Bio
Anna began her career as a registered nurse in the CVSICU at Johns Hopkins in 2019, and responded to the COVID-19 crisis by accepting various ICU travel nursing assignments from 2020 to 2023. Working in COVID-19 surge zones pushed Anna to create a TikTok account to connect with other nurses and educate about public health. After connecting on TikTok, Anna and Chrissy Masarro, MSN-CRNA, created Confident Care Academy to educate and empower the next generation of critical care nurses and nurse anesthesiologists. Confident Care Academy is a community of >1100 nurse anesthesia residents and registered nurses, with >40 AANA CE class A credits, weekly zoom sessions, in-person community meetups, CCRN preparation, and starting 12/2025, in person advanced skills workshops.
Vinny Cagugun, DNP, CRNA
Topic :
The CRNA Money Playbook: From School Debt to Passive Checks
Bio
Vincent “Vinny2Guns” Cagungun didn’t get his nickname from the OR—he earned it building businesses, flipping real estate, and making money moves long before most people figured out what an IRA was. A seasoned entrepreneur and co-owner of Ascend Anesthesia, Vinny has spent over 20 years helping professionals go from “just making it” to “making it work for them. In this session, Vinny is pulling back the curtain on the money side of CRNA life: How to survive the SRNA grind without financial burnout What to do when your first CRNA check hits (spoiler: don’t blow it on bottle service) And how to turn your income into investments, freedom, and maybe even your own business—like his latest venture, Launch Lending. It’s finance with flavor. No boring charts, no fluff—just real talk for y'all future high earners
Ray Ramos
Topic :
Rotation Survival Guide: How to Build Trust in the OR
Bio
Ray Ramos is the Platform Chief CRNA for US Anesthesia Partners in Austin, Texas, where he leads operations for more than 225+ CRNAs across multiple facilities. A graduate of Texas Wesleyan University’s nurse anesthesia program, he completed his clinical training in Colorado, Dallas, and Austin, and has spent his entire career with USAP in Austin. Ray brings nearly two decades of clinical and leadership experience to his role and also serves as Vice Chair of USAP’s National Care Team Advisory Committee. An active voice on several national committees focused on culture, innovation, and clinician engagement, Ray travels extensively to educate CRNA training programs across the country— including his alma mater, TWU—on topics often overlooked in the classroom. Passionate about mentorship, team culture, and professional development, Ray is committed to shaping the future of the CRNA profession. He lives in Austin with his wife of 19 years and their two teenage daughters and remains deeply grateful for the career and community he’s built since graduating from TWU.
Josh Olson, CRNA
Topic :
Can Artificial Intelligence Improve Clinical Intelligence?
Bio
Joshua Olson, DNP, CRNA is an Assistant Professor of Nurse Anesthesiology and program director at the University of Detroit-Mercy’s nurse anesthesia program. Dr. Olson has worked clinically for many years at Henry Ford Hospital, where he also served as their educator before coming on staff at Detroit Mercy. He is recognized for his expertise in the use of artificial intelligence in education, simulation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. He has also served in many capacities throughout our profession, including chairing the Michigan Association Nurse Anesthetists Program Committee and as a member of the NBCRNA’s CPC item writing team.
Dr. Olson is currently working on two separate research projects on the use of artificial intelligence in CRNA education. His most recent manuscript on the use of artificial intelligence was published in the Journal of Nurse Anesthesia Education. He lives within the city of Detroit with his wife and four children where you’ll find him riding his bike to work most days. He is also the creator andco-founder of Ollivate, the DuoLingo of healthcare education.
Cole Dill, CRNA, DNP & Tanner Hulin, CRNA, DNP
Topic :
SEE Exam/Board Prep
Bio
Cole Dill and Tanner Hulin graduated with their DNP in anesthesia from Millikin University in 2021. While in graduate school, Cole and Tanner co-founded Core Anesthesia, an anesthesia educational platform to make learning more accessible for SRNAs, along with providing CEUs for CRNAs. Cole and Tanner work as CRNA's in Peoria, IL and Indianapolis, IN.
Lee Ranalli, CRNA
Topic :
2nd Victim Phenomena
Bio
Lee Ranalli graduated from the Kaiser Permanente School of Anesthesia in 2010 and returned to his home state of Arizona. After serving for several years as Chief CRNA, he pursued his passion for teaching and transitioned into nurse anesthesia education. He is the author of numerous published articles and the co-author of the Obstetric Anesthesia chapter in the textbook Nurse Anesthesia. Lee is a former President of the Arizona Association of Nurse Anesthesiology and currently serves on its Education Committee. He will be honored with the 34th Annual Didactic instructor of the Year award at the upcoming AANA Annual Congress.
Have Questions? Get in Touch
We're here to help! If you have any questions about the CORE Conference, registration, or anything else, feel free to reach out to us.
Email:
info@coreanesthesia.com
Don’t miss this opportunity to deepen your anesthesia knowledge. Secure your seat at the 4th Annual CORE Conference today.
Registration is filling fast—don’t miss out!
Register Now
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