Anesthesia Aide: Anesthesiology

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hoag health systemNewport Beach (CA)

Anesthesiologist Assistants General Medical and Surgical Hospitals

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About the role

Anesthesia AideThe Anesthesia Aide is responsible for care, cleaning, and handling of anesthesia equipment. Takes inventory, orders and stocks anesthesia carts within the department. Responsible for providing coordination and assembly of anesthesia carts. The process includes inventory management, restocking, proactively identification of supply/drug needs. Assists with the morning/daily set up of the Operating rooms for anesthesia needs. Places orders for supplies and receives incoming orders. Understands blood and body fluid precautions and disinfection techniques. Ensures documentation for sterilization, including biological testing, chemical indicators of equipment. Performs other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

Education and Experience:

High school diploma or equivalent
Knowledge of surgical terminology, instrumentation, and supplies
Knowledge of instrumentation blood and body fluid precautions, disinfection techniques and methods of sterilization
Two years recent O.R. experience with knowledge of the basic technical aspects of general, regional and pediatric anesthesia and aseptic technique preferred
Completion of manufacturer's training program for anesthesia machine and ventilator maintenance and repair preferred
License RequiredN/ALicense PreferredN/ACertifications RequiredN/ACertifications PreferredBLS certificationACLSPhysical Requirements

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