what is the job of a CHIEFanesthesiologist?
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the job description varies from place to place, typically they would do both office and OR work. there is no website that entails the responsibilities of a chief anethesiologist, good luck
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Ventilator management, Airway management, CPR, ABGS, Breathing Treatments, Assist with bronchoscopes, transports, basicly anything to do iwth cardiopulmonary
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A description of job duties and responsibilities.
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The chief of course, who else?
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Generally someone is under anesthesia.  The gas is under pressure before it goes to the patient.  Pneumatic pressure would be important in this.
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Hopefully the PA has worked in general surgery and has scrubbed on several appy's, has a good grasp of anatomy, and knows how to operate and work the anesthesia at the same time. I won't even mention having sterile instruments and antibiotics...\n\nNever met an NP who has scrubbed in the OR. However I've met several PA's who often scrub.
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See Here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chief_of_the_Air_Staff
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This is usually a very well learened physician, whose position is to assess your suitability to return to work. they are trained to know the mechanics of what effects certain parts of the body in relationship to the injury you have sustained.\n  They also have seen all of the tricks that people play on to get a longer period off work.\n  Their job is also to rehabilitate you the best way, to ensure you get back into the workforce and contribute once again.
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Call the lab and ask for the chief.
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Depending on your country...\nChiropodist\nPodiatrist
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duty of the hospital attendent is to take care of the hospital , its patient and other functions in the hospital.
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Ambulance services operate under a medical director that is a physician. That director establishes what medications, what dose and under what circumstances they can be used. The paramedics using these orders are working under his or her medical license. There are no "laws" governing such things.
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Phlebotomist (collects blood from patients.)\nMed tech (nurse's assistant)\nMassage therapist (low stress!)\n\nGood luck!
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Surgery (from the Greek cheirourgia - lit. "hand work") is the medical specialty that treats diseases or injuries by operative manual and instrumental treatment. Surgeons are medical practitioners who specialize in surgery.
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For one thing, they have studied a very long time. The responsibity is very great, so the satisfaction level would be very high. They guide patients through risky surgeries daily. The patient and the surgeon depend on them.\nThis would take a special person with a life calling.
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Be on medical mission!\n\nVolunteer
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That's only an answer you can give yourself.  Ask yourself worse case scenario situations....as a pediatrician think of all the trouble kids can get into - infections, lacerations, screaming newborns with unknown causes.  As an anestheiologist (which your spelling is wrong) can you handle administering drug to a severe car accident victim, or an epidural to a woman at the peak of her delivery.  \n\nWhich would you get most joy out of...if you're looking for money, that will only last you a couple of year.  Stability - there will always be work, depending on what kind of pediatrician you would like to be you may be on call all the time, my pediatrician ALWAYS takes her clients calls regardless of the time.  Anesthesiologists vary - if you're in office then there are office hours working with a surgeon, if you are hospital then it's shifts just like a nurse/doctor.  \n\nYou need to determine which will fulfill your needs most.