A Nurse Anesthetist ensures patients remain comfortable during diagnostic tests and medical procedures by administering pain relief and sedative medications called anesthetics. Depending on the state and local laws governing the field, Nurse Anesthetists may work independently or under the supervision of a physician. Their education-related duties can also contribute to patient satisfaction and retention rates for hospitals, surgical centers, outpatient clinics and private medical practices.
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A Nurse Anesthetist, sometimes called an Anesthesia Nurse, Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist or CRNA, administers pain relief and sedative medications to patients prior to medical procedures. Common duties you can add to your Nursing Anesthetist job description include monitoring patients who are under anesthesia, educating patients on anesthesia aftercare and maintaining accurate patient records.
Knowledge of biology, anatomy, physiology, chemistry, physics and the best practices for administering general, regional, monitored and local anesthesia
Ability to operate continuous flow anesthetic machines, infusion pumps, anesthetic vaporizes, oxygen masks, peripheral venous catheter and other supplies, equipment and tools
Math and analytical skills to select anesthesia medications and calculate dosages
Verbal communication skills to provide easy-to-follow instructions and explain complex concepts to patients
Interpersonal skills to set patients at ease and foster trust
Observation skills to spot signs of potential complications and side effects
