
Anaesthetist
An Anesthetist in an eye care hospital is responsible for providing safe anesthesia care to patients undergoing ophthalmic surgeries and procedures. The role includes pre-operative assessment, administration of anesthesia, monitoring patients during surgery, and post-operative care to ensure patient safety and comfort.
- Key Responsibilities
- Conduct pre-anesthesia evaluation and assess patient fitness for surgery.
Administer local, regional, or general anesthesia for eye surgeries.
Monitor vital signs during surgical procedures.
Manage airway, sedation, and pain control effectively.
Handle emergency situations and provide critical care support when required.
Coordinate with ophthalmologists, OT staff, and nursing teams for smooth surgical procedures.
Ensure proper documentation of anesthesia records and patient history.
Follow infection control, safety, and NABH protocols.
Monitor patients during recovery and provide post-anesthesia care.
Maintain anesthesia equipment, medicines, and emergency drugs readiness.
Education: MBBS with MD/DNB/Diploma in Anesthesiology, Valid Medical Council Registration ,Experience in ophthalmic anesthesia preferred, BLS/ACLS certification is an added advantage.
- Experience
- 2-6 years
- Vacancies
- 1
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