Walk-in || Anaesthetist

Roles and Responsibilities

• Conduct pre-anesthesia evaluations and assessments of patients' medical histories and physical conditions.
  
• Develop personalized anesthesia plans based on patient needs and medical history.
  
• Monitor patients' vital signs and adjust anesthesia levels accordingly.
  
• Administer general anesthesia, sedation, regional anesthesia, or local anesthesia as needed during surgeries or procedures.

• Provide perioperative anaesthesia care for patients undergoing spine and spinal deformity procedures.

• Preoperative assessment and optimization of patients with complex spinal pathology and comorbidities.

• Develop and administer appropriate anaesthesia plans under consultant supervision.

• Gain exposure to general anaesthesia, regional techniques and multimodal analgesia relevant to spine surgery.

• Manage intraoperative haemodynamic and respiratory challenges during major spine procedures.

• Gain experience in prone-position anaesthesia, airway management and prevention/recognition of position-related complications.

• Participate in perioperative management of major blood loss, fluid therapy and transfusion strategies.

• Gain exposure to neuromonitoring considerations, including SSEP/MEP, and anaesthetic implications during spine surgery.

• Manage postoperative pain and participate in enhanced recovery pathways.

• Provide perioperative care for patients in ICU/HDU when required.

• Participate in emergency management and management of perioperative complications.

• Work closely with spine surgeons, intensivists, neurologists and other multidisciplinary teams.

• Maintain accurate clinical documentation and comply with hospital protocols.