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Erector Spinae
Plane Block
Jeffrey S Boswell
DNAP, CRNA
Erector Spinae Plane Block
An underutilized regional technique for pain control?
Erector Spinae Plane
The erector spinae plane is made up of a group of muscles that run on either side of the spine from the skull to the sacral region.
Erector Spinae Plane Block
Yep, that's right.
The ESPB is an underutilized regional technique that just may be advantageous in the battle against the opioid crisis!
The ESPB is an underutilized regional technique that just may be advantageous in the battle against the opioid crisis!
What's included?
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7 Sections
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4 Video
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Each Mini-Quizz is a single question - easy
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4 Easy, Simple, and Straightforward Questions
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Possible to retake all mini-quizzes up to three times
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0.75 Class A CE Credit
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1 Certificate of Completion
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recertCRNA uploads credits to AANA
Regional Anesthesia
The opioid crisis is real. This course will show you an opportunity to be a part of the solution.
Jeffrey is an expert nurse anesthesiologist with a lot of experience in regional anesthesia. Jeffrey is the chief CRNA at a community facility in South Carolina and has been utilizing the erector spinae plane block in his own practice to facilitate good and effective pain control.
Through expert guidance by Jeffrey, you will learn how and where this block technique could help you in your practice.
Jeffrey is an expert nurse anesthesiologist with a lot of experience in regional anesthesia. Jeffrey is the chief CRNA at a community facility in South Carolina and has been utilizing the erector spinae plane block in his own practice to facilitate good and effective pain control.
Through expert guidance by Jeffrey, you will learn how and where this block technique could help you in your practice.
Watch and Learn About ESPB
Through three short videos Jeffrey will take you into the world of the erector spinae plane block, and teach you the fundamentals of this unique block technique.
Through real life patient examples Jeffrey will show you the benefits of this unique block technique. He will show you that the block can be utilized for pain control for both surgical and non-surgical patients.
A truly unique block.
Through real life patient examples Jeffrey will show you the benefits of this unique block technique. He will show you that the block can be utilized for pain control for both surgical and non-surgical patients.
A truly unique block.
Meet the instructor
Jeffrey S Boswell
Jeffrey S. Boswell graduated from the University of South Carolina School of Medicine program in Nurse Anesthesia with a Masters in Nurse Anesthesia in 2004. In 2021 Jeffrey graduated from Midwestern University with his Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice credentials.
Since that time he has been practicing at Aiken Regional Medical Centers in Aiken, SC, where he became Chief Cardiothoracic and Vascular CRNA in 2008 and Manager of the Anesthesia Department in 2016.
Professional interests include:
He and his wife (Mary) have been married since 1998, and together they have a son (Garrett, 2004) and a daughter (Caroline, 2006).
Personal interests include:
Since that time he has been practicing at Aiken Regional Medical Centers in Aiken, SC, where he became Chief Cardiothoracic and Vascular CRNA in 2008 and Manager of the Anesthesia Department in 2016.
Professional interests include:
- Cardiovascular and thoracic anesthesia
- Clinical and didactic anesthesia instruction
- Difficult and complex airway management
- Enhanced Recovery After Surgery (ERAS)
- Procedural ultrasound
- Professional development
- Regional anesthesia
He and his wife (Mary) have been married since 1998, and together they have a son (Garrett, 2004) and a daughter (Caroline, 2006).
Personal interests include:
- Cooking
- Guitar playing
- Outdoor activities
- Scriptural study and instruction
- Woodworking
Jeffrey S Boswell, DNAP, CRNA