Anesthetist
Job Summary
A Nurse Anesthetist, also known as a CRNA, works under the supervision of a Doctor or Anesthesiologist to ensure the safe administration of anesthesia. The Nurse Anesthetist will also provide pain management, stabilization services, and oversee patients’ recovery.
Responsibilities:
Examining patients’ histories for allergies or illnesses that would affect anesthesia.
Evaluating and preparing patients, providing education about surgery and recovery, and discussing the side effects of anesthesia with them.
Determining the amount and type of anesthesia needed for the patient and the best way to administer it.
Preparing and administering the proper dose of anesthesia.
Monitoring patients’ vital signs and their dose of anesthesia during medical procedures.
Overseeing patients’ safety during anesthesia recovery.
Evaluating patients’ progress before, during, and after medical procedures.
Performing some administrative duties, such as ordering anesthesia, training new staff, and overseeing department finances.
Requirements:
A Master’s degree in Nursing with one year’s Nursing experience.
A Registered Nursing License.
The willingness to recertify every two years.
Good communication, interpersonal, and critical thinking skills.
Compassion when dealing with patients and attention to detail.
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