Anesthesiologist

Job Summary

The Anesthesiologist is responsible for administering anesthesia to patients undergoing surgical, diagnostic, or therapeutic procedures. The role involves pre-operative assessment, intra-operative patient monitoring, post-operative pain management, and critical care support to ensure patient safety and comfort.

Key Responsibilities 1. Pre-operative Care

- Conduct patient evaluations (medical history, physical examination). - Assess anesthesia risks and obtain informed consent. - Order and review diagnostic tests. - Develop individualized anesthesia plans.

2. Intra-operative Care

- Administer general, regional, or local anesthesia. - Monitor vital signs (heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen levels). - Manage airway and ventilation. - Respond to emergencies and complications.

3. Post-operative Care

- Monitor patients in recovery room (PACU). - Manage post-operative pain relief. - Address anesthesia-related complications. - Provide discharge instructions regarding anesthesia recovery.

4. Critical & Emergency Care

- Provide airway management in emergency cases. - Participate in code blue and trauma response teams. - Assist in ICU patient management (if applicable).

5. Documentation & Compliance

- Maintain accurate medical records. - Follow hospital safety protocols and guidelines. - Ensure compliance with medical laws and accreditation standards.

Qualifications & Requirements

- MBBS / MD / DO degree. - Postgraduate qualification in Anesthesiology (MD/DNB/DA or equivalent). - Valid medical license. - Board certification (preferred). - ACLS, BLS certification.

Skills & Competencies

- Strong knowledge of anesthetic drugs and techniques. - Critical decision-making and problem-solving skills. - Excellent patient monitoring skills. - Ability to work under pressure. - Strong communication and teamwork abilities.

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