Program Educational Objectives
- To educate anesthesia technicians who are equipped with the knowledge and skills to prepare patients for surgery, assist the anesthesiologist during surgical procedures, and monitor patients during the postoperative period.
- To ensure that graduates develop into qualified allied healthcare professionals who possess comprehensive knowledge of patients, disease conditions, medications, and the clinical environment, and who can assume an effective role within the anesthesia team.
- To provide students with the knowledge and practical skills required to operate modern anesthesia equipment, apply various anesthesia techniques, perform sterilization procedures, and deliver appropriate emergency patient care.
Program Goals
The primary role of an anesthesia technician is to assist the anesthesiologist in anesthesia-related procedures, participate in preoperative patient preparation, and provide support in the operating room throughout the surgical process. The Anesthesia Program is designed to educate graduates with a thorough understanding of patients, medical conditions, pharmacological agents, and the clinical settings in which they work. As integral members of the anesthesia team, graduates serve as qualified allied healthcare professionals.
The program aims to equip students with the knowledge, practical competencies, and professional skills required to prepare patients for surgery, assist anesthesiologists during surgical procedures, and monitor and care for patients in the postoperative period. In addition to training in advanced anesthesia equipment and a variety of anesthesia techniques, students receive comprehensive instruction in sterilization procedures and emergency patient care.