Nurse Anesthetist Trainee - Anesthesia Education - Health Science District

University Health

2d•Onsite

About The Position

Kickstart Your Anesthesia Career as a Nurse Anesthetist Trainee! Why You’ll Love This Opportunity: Are you passionate about patient care and ready to take your critical care experience to the next level? Do you dream of mastering the art of anesthesia while receiving cutting-edge training in a high-energy environment? We’ve got the perfect role for you! As a Nurse Anesthetist Trainee, you'll dive into an exciting hands-on learning experience where you'll gain invaluable skills in anesthesia while making a real difference in patient care.

Requirements

Educational Background: Bachelor’s degree in Nursing (BSN) or a nursing diploma with a science-related degree.
RN License: Must hold a Missouri RN license (or compact license with Missouri eligibility).
Critical Care Experience: At least one year of experience in a critical care setting.
Advanced Skills: Ready to perform nasal/oral intubations, fiber optic intubations, central venous and arterial lines, regional blocks, and chronic pain management.
Communication Skills: You’ll need strong verbal and written communication skills to connect with patients and your team.
Certifications Required: BLS, ACLS, and PALS certifications must be completed before your third semester and maintained throughout the program.

Responsibilities

Master the Airway: Perform endotracheal intubations and manage airways in a variety of scenarios — from routine to complex.
Venous Access Pro: You’ll gain proficiency in securing venous access through peripheral and central routes.
Be a Pre-Op and Post-Op Pro: Conduct detailed physical assessments, evaluations, and follow-up visits, ensuring patients are ready and recovering safely.
Monitor Like a Pro: Track and maintain normal physiological values during anesthesia induction, maintenance, and emergence.
Regional Block Expert: Perform and monitor a variety of regional blocks throughout surgeries.
Tech Savvy: Utilize and manage anesthetic monitoring equipment to track critical data.
Accurate and Detailed Documentation: Ensure every anesthetic record is spot-on and billing is on track.
Never Stop Learning: Engage in continuous education to build expertise and stay ahead in your field.
Champion Safety & Diversity: Help foster a safe, inclusive environment for both staff and patients.
Deliver Personalized Care: Provide patient care with empathy and attention to each individual's physical, emotional, and safety needs.
Be the Face of Excellence: Present yourself with a positive, patient-centered attitude to everyone you meet!