Moonlight Anesthesia, PA
About Kim | Field of Dreams | Credentials
About Kim
After 18 years in hospital based practice, Kim Zweygardt CRNA formed Moonlight Anesthesia, PA as a means of greater flexibility to cover the needs of patients in the tri-state area.
Contracting with local hospitals, Kim is available for anesthesia at Cheyenne County Hospital, St. Francis, KS, Rawlins County Health Center, Atwood, KS, Kit Carson County Memorial Hospital, Burlington, Colorado, and Dundy County Hospital, Benklemen, NE.
She provides anesthesia for labor and delivery, surgical anesthesia, and blocks for chronic pain management.
For a referral to Moonlight Anesthesia, see your family physician.
CRNA's Field of Dreams
Kim Zweygardt CRNA is one of 30,000 Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists practicing in the United States.
CRNA'S are Advanced Practice Nurses specifically trained in anesthesia. They provide anesthesia for surgery, obstetrics, and management of acute and chronic pain. CRNA's were the first anesthesia experts beginning to provide anesthesia in the late 1800's. Combining the Caring of Nursing with the Art and Science of Anesthesia, you're in good hands with a CRNA!
Field of Dreams/CRNA Crop Art information:
To buy posters, photos, T-shirts, coffee mugs and postcards of the Field of Dreams, email:
kzweygardt@yahoo.com or call 785-332-0308
For more information about the artist:
www.stanherd.com
Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists... "Outstanding in OUR Field!" ~National CRNA Week January, 20, 2000
Thanks, Stan! ...You did us proud! ~Kim
Kim Zweygardt's Credentials
1979: Graduated St. Francis Hospital School of Nursing, Wichita, KS, Third in Class, Diploma in Registered Nursing.
Registered Nursing Boards, August, 1979
1983: Graduated with honors from Samford University, Birmingham, AL with a BS in Anesthesia.
Board Certified in Nurse Anesthesia, December, 1983
Member American Association of Nurse Anesthetists (AANA) since 1981
Recertified by AANA Council on Recertification.
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