Was the CRNA working with an actual MD anesthesiologist, or just working under their license, so the MD gets sued, too? That is what is happening nowadays. Hospitals hiring midlevels, and forcing the MDs to be liable for them. If you are working as a midlevel, you should be responsible for your own errors. Right now, nurse practitioner training is largely online. When they graduate, they rely on an actual MD to train them. Its a dumbing down of healthcare. Know who is treating you. It may save your life. They are called noctors, not doctors.
Read the legal brief of the case. The MD and CRNA were working as a team and induced the child together.
I am not a nurse practitioner and my education was not “online”. I carry my own malpractice and never once stated that a physician should be sued and/or liable for my decisions. Stop putting words in my mouth.