Tech - Anesthesia
trice healthcareBay City (MI)
About the role
Anesthesia Technician
Position Summary:
Assists anesthetist by setting-up equipment and preparing medications. Orders, stocks, tests and maintains anesthesia supplies, medications, and equipment. Washes and sterilizes re-usable equipment; reports malfunctioning equipment to appropriate personnel. Performs safety checks on anesthesia equipment and assists the anesthetist as needed. Essential Functions and Responsibilities as Assigned: Prepares and sets up equipment for anesthesia procedures. Assists anesthetist with monitoring, induction and intubation of and sterilizes anesthesia instruments and equipment. Orders anesthesia supplies and equipment, and ensures the workroom, carts and satellite operating areas are well stocked. Maintains department equipment by evaluating performance, inspecting for defects, performing minor repairs within scope and scheduling repairs. Assists in the sterile placement of intravenous infusion lines and invasive pressure monitoring devices and lines including central venous and peripheral arterial access and pulmonary artery assist with transporting and monitoring patients to the operation room. May respond to and assist anesthetist with induction and intubation of cardiac arrest and/or trauma compliance with all health care regulations, including HIPAA and OSHA.Maintains safe and clean working environment and protects patients and employees by adhering to infection-control, hazardous waste and other policies and protocols. Performs other related duties as required and directed. Submission Requirements
Required:
- High school diploma or equivalent- Copy not required at submission
- One-year patient care experience within the last five years in either an operating room or emergency department setting.
- BLS certification required within 30 days of hire.- Copy not required at submission
Preferred:
Certification as an anesthesia technician or technologist. One month of job-related experience and/or training.
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