Anesthesia Technician II: Patient Care & Monitoring

University of Washington; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 44,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

UW Medical Center is seeking an Anesthesia Technician II for the Montlake campus in Seattle. The role supports physicians in preparing patients for surgical procedures, monitors vital signs, and helps operate anesthesia devices. You will interact with patients across all ages from newborns to adults.

Regular full-time schedule, day shift, with a base pay range of the unit. A strong patient care background such as EMT or Paramedic training is highly valued and MA-Phlebotomy certification must be

Qualifications

• Associate degree in Biomedical Electronics or two years of relevant sciences education with related electronics experience.
• Up to one year of work experience in electronics service or two years as Anesthesiology Technician I, Paramedic, or lab tech.
• Equivalent education/experience accepted; MA-Phlebotomy certification required within first three months.

Responsibilities

• Maintain, operate, and troubleshoot equipment used for patient care and monitoring related to anesthesia.
• Obtain blood samples and provide blood parameters as directed (MA-Phlebotomy within three months).
• Disinfect anesthesia equipment at all levels.
• Support Anesthesia Services as trained.

Skills

EMT training

Paramedic training

Patient care experience

Education

Associate of Arts Degree in Biomedical Electronics

Tools

Anesthesia equipment

Blood pressure monitors

EKG/EEG monitors

Job description

UW Medical Center is seeking an Anesthesia Technician II for the Montlake campus in Seattle. The role supports physicians in preparing patients for surgical procedures, monitors vital signs, and helps operate anesthesia devices. You will interact with patients across all ages from newborns to adults.

Regular full-time schedule, day shift, with a base pay range of the unit. A strong patient care background such as EMT or Paramedic training is highly valued and MA-Phlebotomy certification must be