W‑2 PRN

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The role involves pre-anesthetic assessment, where the provider interviews the patient and reviews key data to confirm readiness for anesthesia. The provider also helps educate patients and their families about the planned anesthetic and its potential risks. Before surgery, the provider places appropriate access lines, starts suitable therapies, and readies the equipment and medications needed for the procedure.

During induction, maintenance, and emergence, the provider supports the anesthetic plan in line with Anesthesia Care Team guidelines. Patients are transported safely to the appropriate post-operative area, with a structured handoff to the recovery nursing staff. The provider also performs the steps needed to establish and secure airway ventilation, including intubation, and serves on the resuscitation team across the institution.

Other duties may be assigned, and the provider is expected to follow all policies and standards, with specific responsibilities covered in department orientation materials. The position requires safe handling of protected health information, with annual training and the organization's code of conduct and policies governing its use.