LIVE Season 4 Finale @ AAAA 2025: [PROCESS] The AAAA Presidency and a Life by Design with Nicole Moore, CAA

Nicole Moore, Certified Anesthesiologist Assistant and 2025 AAAA* President, shares her journey from discovering the CAA profession through a Google search to becoming a pivotal leader in CAA advocacy and education.*American Academy of Anesthesiologist AssistantsIn this LIVE Season 4 Finale recorded @ AAAA 2025 you will hear how Nicole:Balances full-time clinical practice with AAAA presidency through an intentionally designed scheduleDiscovered the CAA profession while questioning whether medical school aligned with her life goalsLed successful legislative efforts in Virginia resulting in CAA licensure after 8 years of advocacyEmphasizes building relationships with physician anesthesiologists as key to legislative successShares a powerful story about a patient who experienced cardiac arrest during a C-sectionMaintains balance through family support, planned downtime, and periodic digital disconnectionViews leadership as something that found her rather than a deliberate career planIf you're navigating leadership as a CAA, want to continue growing professionally, or need a reminder about why you chose this profession, this conversation will ground you in what matters most.Support Aaliyah Walker and her advocacy for PE Awareness and Black Maternal Health—work inspired after her OB emergency and the care she received from CAA and 2025 AAAA President, Nicole Moore. HERE and on TikTok @authentically.aaliyahDrop me a quick voice note!Join us for Interview Prep School - $97 one time paymentStep-by-step interview prep guide (themed)2.5 hr interview workshopInsights from current AA studentsOn camera practiceInterview questions bankTons of feedbackOngoing community Enroll NowStay Connected by subscribing to the Awakened Anesthetist Newsletter- for more CAA specific resources, exclusive content and offers.Watch episodes of Awakened Anesthetist Now on YouTube!Let's Chat! awakenedanesthetist.com  or on IG @awakenedanesthetist