anaesthetics jobs

Pulsejobs.com; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 60,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking skilled anaesthetists to join their team, offering a variety of rewarding positions in critical care and ICU. With opportunities for both permanent and locum roles, you can enjoy flexible working hours and remote options that fit your lifestyle. Your responsibilities will include assessing patient suitability for surgery, creating anaesthetic plans, and monitoring patients during procedures. This role not only provides a chance to work with the best healthcare professionals but also offers access to high-quality training and exclusive opportunities. If you're ready to make a significant impact in the healthcare sector, this is the perfect opportunity for you.

Benefits

Exclusive Opportunities

High-Quality Training

Remote Working Options

Flexible Working Hours

Qualifications

• Complete a GMC-recognized degree or doctor degree apprenticeship.
• Undergo a two-year foundation training for specialist training.

Responsibilities

• Ensure patient safety before and during surgery.
• Create anaesthetic plans and prepare patients for surgery.
• Monitor patients under anaesthesia in the operating theatre.

Skills

Patient Assessment

Anaesthetic Planning

Risk Management

Monitoring Patients

Administrative Skills

Education

Degree recognized by the GMC

Doctor Degree Apprenticeship

Job description

As a leading recruiter of high-calibre anaesthetic doctors, Pulse offers the widest variety of permanent and locum anaesthetic jobs across all grades within the NHS and private health sector.

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We work with the best healthcare professionals in their field, placing them in rewarding and exciting roles in critical care and ICU. Positions can be permanent, full-time or shift work, with contract lengths ranging from one to six months.

Day-to-Day Responsibilities of an Anaesthetist

The main priority for anaesthetists is to ensure the safety of patients who will undergo surgery. Some of the most common daily duties include:

• Assessing a patient’s suitability for surgery
• Creating anaesthetic plans
• Preparing patients for potential risks and ensuring they understand what will happen during and after their operation
• Administering anaesthesia to patients before their procedure
• Monitoring patients whilst they are under anaesthesia in the operating theatre
• Performing administrative duties such as filling out reports of patients

Qualifications Required

To become an anaesthetist, you must complete a degree recognized by the General Medical Council (GMC) or finish a doctor degree apprenticeship, which takes around five years. This is followed by a two-year foundation training programme that allows you to undergo specialist training.

Benefits of Working with Pulse

All anaesthesia jobs with Pulse come with various rewards, including exclusive opportunities, access to high-quality training, remote working options, and flexible working hours that suit your needs.

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