University of Puerto Rico - Nurse Anesthesia Program

16/09/2026

Congratulations to our very own, Tai Ma-Campos, CRNA, on passing his boards and achieving this incredible milestone! It was a challenging journey, but your dedication, perseverance, and commitment brought you to this moment. We are especially proud of your leadership as the Resident Representative on the AANA Wellness Committee and all that you have contributed along the way.

UPR-RCM is incredibly proud of you. We know your angel watching from heaven is celebrating this achievement right alongside you. You did it, Dr. Ma-Campos, CRNA 👨‍🎓

27/08/2026

What a time we had at the AANA Conference 2026 in Boston, MA. Puerto Rico represented proudly among the best in anesthesiology. We will take what we learned and continue to grow in our profession back home. We look forward to next year!

24/08/2026

We are incredibly proud of our students, Elizabeth Malfaro and Daniel Negron Guzman, who presented at the AANA Conference in Boston yesterday! Their message reached people beyond words, reminding us that when we understand one another, we can make a greater impact. Congratulations on this incredible achievement. You represented yourselves and our university beautifully! 🎉

30/06/2026

A new class with a new journey and a future full of purpose.

Welcome to the CRNA Class of 2029 - meet your future doctors✨

11/06/2026

As we say goodbye to the Class of 2026, we welcome the Class of 2029. The road ahead will challenge you, inspire you, and occasionally have you questioning whose idea this was in the first place. Trust the process, lean on each other, and remember, you are exactly where you’re meant to be. Stay humble, stay hungry, and never underestimate the power of a supportive cohort. Welcome aboard, Class of 2029. The torch has officially been passed.

Mientras despedimos a la Clase de 2026, damos la bienvenida a la Clase de 2029. El camino que tienen por delante los retará, los inspirará y, de vez en cuando, los hará preguntarse de quién fue esta idea en primer lugar. Confíen en el proceso, apóyense unos a otros y recuerden que están exactamente donde deben estar. Manténganse humildes, mantengan viva su hambre de aprender y nunca subestimen el poder de una cohorte unida y solidaria. ¡Bienvenidos a bordo, Clase de 2029! La antorcha ha sido oficialmente pasada a ustedes.

11/06/2026

We are grateful and honored to receive congratulations from Jeff Molter, MBA, MSN, CRNA, President of AANA. We sincerely appreciate his support and encouragement as our newest graduates begin the next chapter of their careers in nurse anesthesia.

graduation message

07/06/2026

What an unforgettable weekend celebrating the Class of 2026 🎉 We’re grateful for every challenge, sacrifice, and milestone that led to this moment. The chapter may be closing, but the future we worked so hard for is just beginning. On to the next adventure 🎓✨

06/06/2026

The celebration for our new doctors continues and rightfully so 🎉 The time, energy, tears and money invested these last three years were all worth it today. This moment is special not only for them as graduates but also for the friends and families who supported them along the way. Through every long day, missed event, and challenge, they stood by them with patience, encouragement, and love. As we celebrate this achievement, we also honor those who helped make it possible.

Here’s to the University of Puerto Rico Nurse Anesthesia Class of 2026 🥂 help us congratulate them!

05/06/2026

The Class of 2026 takes a symbolic step that represents years of resilience, grit, and an unwavering commitment to excellence. The hood is more than a ceremonial garment. It is a symbol of achievement, leadership, and the responsibility that comes with joining the next generation of nurse anesthesia professionals. Congratulations to the class of 2026! 🧑‍🎓 👩‍🎓

The future of anesthesia is not waiting ahead, it walked across the stage today. ✨

03/06/2026

Big congratulations to Cadeem Marcelino on passing his CRNA boards. This achievement is about more than passing an exam. It’s the result of years of hard work, long days, late nights, and finding a way to keep going. Cadeem never lost sight of the goal, and his effort paid off. A great reminder that when you stay consistent and keep pushing forward, even the hardest goals are within reach. Help us congratulate:

Dr. Cadeem Marcelino, CRNA