Omaha, Nebraska
Virginia
Dayton, Ohio
Los Angeles, California
Posted: 02-Oct-25
Location: Los Angeles, California
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Internal Number: 149264844
Are you interested in joining a dynamic, fast-paced environment? Under the general direction of the Manager of Support Services and Supervisors of Support Services the Anesthesia Tech/Patient Specialty Services Tech primary function is to assist the anesthesiologist in preparation of equipment needed to administer anesthesia; setting up invasive lines for patient monitoring, performing cell saving procedures, setting up laser and video equipment and assisting in laser procedures, setting up other O.R. equipment and performing clerical and coordinating duties as assigned by OR Leadership. Job duties will be performed following department protocols and manufacturer’s recommendations in operating equipment; adherence to established procedures based on anesthesiologist’s preference in setting up invasive lines.
- We strongly prefer candidates with either certifications recognized by ASATT: Certified Anesthesia Technologist (Cer.A.T.T.) or Certified Anesthesia Technician (Cer.A.T.).
- Experience with Rapid Transfuser and invasive intravenous patient lines required.
- Skills in setting priorities, organizing workload effectively and integrating multiple assignments with multilevel personnel.
- Skill in speaking English language with medical/surgical terminology.
- Ability to comply with department standards inclusive of attendance, dress code and varied work schedule.
- Knowledge of Infection control and health surveillance, OSHA, Universal Precautions, Waste Management, handling of hazardous substances and medical Device Act.
- Ability to meet physical requirements of the job relating to lifting, carrying, pulling, or pushing 50lbs. or more.
- Extensive walking, standing and manual dexterity in operating equipment.
- Should have strong electronics background recommended as well as experience with anesthesia machines.
- BLS from American Red Cross or American Heart Association required.
