Registrar - Anesthesiology

Anesthesia Administration:
Administer anesthesia to patients before, during, or after surgical or medical procedures to ensure patient comfort and pain management
Patient Assessment:
Conduct pre-operative assessments to evaluate patients' medical histories, physical conditions, and potential risks associated with anesthesia
Anesthetic Selection:
Choose the appropriate type and dosage of anesthesia, taking into account the patient's medical condition, the nature of the procedure, and other factors
Monitoring:
Continuously monitor the patient's vital signs and anesthesia levels during the procedure to ensure their safety and adjust anesthesia as needed
Emergency Response:
Be prepared to respond to emergencies or complications related to anesthesia, such as allergic reactions, airway management issues, or cardiac events
Patient Care:
Provide post-anesthesia care and pain management to patients in the recovery room or intensive care unit
Team

Collaboration:

Collaborate closely with surgeons, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to ensure the patient's well-being during surgery
Documentation:
Maintain accurate and detailed records of anesthesia administration, patient assessments, and other relevant information
Research and

Education:

Engage in continuous medical education, research, and training as part of the anesthesiology residency program

Qualifications:

Medical Degree: A medical doctor (MD) degree or equivalent qualification is required
Residency Training:
Completion of a residency program in anesthesiology, which typically takes four years after medical school
Medical License: A valid medical license to practice as a physician