Prisma Health·Seneca, South Carolina
The anesthetist formulates and implements anesthetic plans while coordinating care with perioperative personnel during all phases of surgery. They are responsible for administering anesthesia, managing airways, and documenting patient data and clinical events accurately.
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Responds to the anesthetic needs of patients and coordinates their care with other perioperative personnel during the preoperative, intraoperative, and postoperative phases. Administers anesthesia services to patients for medical and surgical procedures relevant to the facility under the medical direction of staff anesthesiologist. Responds to the emergent airway management within the facility as needed. May be on-call, either in-house or from home, as required by the facility.
Accountabilities
Formulates anesthetic plan with anesthesiologist. Discusses plan and the risks, benefits, and options with the patient. Prepares for the administration of anesthetic and implementation of plan. - 15%
Performs special line placement procedures granted within the guidelines for the practice setting, including but not to limited intravenous and arterial line insertion. - 10%
Documents appropriate data on pre-anesthesia assessment. Documents intraoperative anesthesia care on intra-op anesthesia record, including but not limited to charting vital signs, drug deliveries, fluid and blood deliveries, fluid loss, events and their times, and appropriate comments. Documents appropriate charges, quality indicators, and controlled substance disbursement use and waste. - 25%
Maintains age specific competence in anesthesia technical skills appropriate for the practice setting. Skills include (but not limited to) airway management, induction, blocks, and general anesthesia. - 20%
Maintains and acquires new knowledge of anesthesia pharmacology (including new drugs), anesthesia modalities, techniques, and technology. - 15%
Provides a safe practice environment by utilizing a systematic approach to minimize risk ( to patient and providers) of infection, physical injury, psychological stress, and equipment failure. - 15%
Performs Point of Care testing , as required by regulatory requirements and organization policy and procedures.
This is a non-management job that will report to a supervisor, manager, director, or executive.
No previous experience required.
In lieu of the Master's Degree in Anesthesia, will accept CRNA's which graduated before December 31, 2003 from an advanced, organized formal education program for nurse anesthetists accredited by the national accreditation organization of the CRNA specialty.
Mathematical Skills: Patient Equip (Vitals, Suction, Defib)
Work Shift: Variable (United States of America)
Facility: 2329 Oconee Anesthesiology
Department: 23291000 Oconee Anesthesiology-Practice Operations
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Market context
In South Carolina, MRI operations roles are often tied to hospitals, outpatient imaging centers, and larger health systems that need dependable coverage for patient flow and equipment coordination. These positions can be competitive because employers typically want accredited radiologic training, current MRI certification, and BLS, while some openings do not require prior professional experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform against the original posting, then confirm certification details and preferred shift or location before applying.
