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Job Description Summary

Renders appropriate administration of anesthetics within all age ranges, infants, children, adolescent, and adult through geriatrics, and at all levels of acuity.

Job Description

REQUIRED

• RN licensure in Alabama Current certification from the Council on Certification of Nurse Anesthetists or the Council on Recertification of Nurse Anesthetists.
• BCLS Certification

PREFERRED

• ACLS Certification

LANGUAGE/ COMMUNICATION SKILLS:

Must be able to read, write and speak English. Ability to communicate effectively in an emergency situation.

SKILLS:

• Provides anesthesia care of all patients utilizing agents and technique established and recognized by:

A. Standards of care set forth by AANA and the AMA

B. Protocols of the Medical Director of Anesthesia

C. Policies and procedures of Southeast Health

• Actively participated in the pre-op and post-operative assessment and documentation of patient states
• Successful completion of BCLS, ACLS preferred (annually)
• Maintains pediatric case requirements as outlined by department protocols
• Maintains certifications with anesthesia equipment including One Touch, Hemachron, TB fit testing
• Annual completion of unit specific competency requirements
• Maintains emergency airway skills, including trauma alert, code four, emergency airway management response

Shift

Day

Shift Details

FTE

1

Type

Regular

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