<ul><li>Evaluate patients' medical histories and perform physical examinations to assess risk and plan anesthesia care.</li><li>Explain anesthesia procedures, risks, and benefits to patients and obtain informed consent.</li><li>Administer various types of anesthesia (general, regional, local, or sedation) based on the surgical procedure and patient needs.</li><li>Monitor patients' vital signs (heart rate, blood pressure, oxygen levels, etc.) throughout the procedure.</li><li>Adjust anesthetic levels as needed to ensure patient stability and comfort.</li><li>Continuously monitor patients' physiological responses during surgery and make adjustments to anesthesia as necessary.</li><li>Address any complications or emergencies that arise during the procedure.</li><li>Oversee patients' recovery from anesthesia, ensuring they regain consciousness safely and manage any side effects or complications.</li><li>Provide pain management and postoperative care instructions to patients and medical staff.</li></ul>

Anesthesiologist