Category
| Responsibilities
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Preoperative Assessment & Preparation
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- Evaluate patients prior to surgery to determine the safest
anesthesia plan.
- Obtain informed consent and explain anesthesia options and
associated risks.
- Assess patient history, allergies, and potential
anesthesia-related complications.
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Anesthesia Administration
|
- Administer general, regional, or local anesthesia as per surgical
requirements.
- Monitor vital signs, oxygenation, and depth of anesthesia during
procedures.
- Adjust anesthesia levels and medications to ensure patient
stability.
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Intraoperative Monitoring
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- Continuously track patient vital signs, including blood pressure,
heart rate, and respiration.
- Collaborate closely with surgeons, nurses, and other medical
staff.
- Address any anesthesia-related complications or emergencies
promptly.
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Postoperative Care & Pain Management
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- Oversee patient recovery from anesthesia and manage postoperative
pain.
- Identify and treat adverse reactions or complications.
- Implement appropriate pain relief strategies, including nerve
blocks or medications.
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Emergency & Critical Care
|
- Participate in Code Blue (cardiac
arrest) and trauma resuscitations.
- Provide sedation and pain
management for critical care and emergency cases.
- Assist in airway management and
advanced life support when required.
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Documentation & Compliance
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- Maintain accurate records of anesthesia
procedures and patient responses.
- Ensure adherence to hospital
policies, infection control protocols, and MOH regulations.
- Participate in quality improvement
initiatives and training programs.
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Professional Development
|
- Stay updated on the latest advances
in Anesthesiology.
- Attend conferences and workshops
to maintain expertise and meet the SCFHS requirements for continuous
professional development.
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