Educational Courses and Special Sessions from the ASA

Drawing on more than two decades of experience in pediatric anesthesiology, Dr. Lewis Satloff treats patients at Doctors Hospital at Renaissance and McAllen Anesthesia Consultants. Dr. Lewis Satloff also belongs to the American Society of Anesthesiologists (ASA).

Established in 1905, the ASA seeks to set standards for the field of anesthesiology, ensuring the best quality patient care. Part of maintaining those standards involves educating professionals in the field through its education center.

Anesthesiologists can obtain continuing education credits through the ASA Education Center, which holds accreditation from ACCME. It offers courses in focused areas of anesthesiology ranging from pediatric to geriatric anesthesia, and also covers the basics of anesthetics. Its courses also assist with preparation for licensing from state medical boards.

In addition to its regular courses, the ASA features select online lectures of special sessions from its annual meeting. These include a lecture by Dr. Jerome Adams on The Future of the Physician Anesthesiologist, and the Lecture on Translational Science: Personalized PEEP by Dr. Jeanine Wiener-Kronish.