What is the general education of anesthesiologists?

Bachelor's or master's degree in anesthesiology.

Judging from the top three hospitals, most anesthesiologists have relatively high academic qualifications, basically master's degrees, and only a few have bachelor's degrees. Relatively speaking, the higher the hospital level, the higher the educational requirements for anesthesiologists. Of course, anesthesiologists only exist in big hospitals. In addition, you should also study anesthesia-related majors, hold anesthesia professional qualification certificates, have the right to prescribe narcotic drugs, be able to independently perform various surgical anesthesia, and have a high sense of responsibility and good professional ethics.

Anesthesiologists play such a role, observing the patient's vital signs at any time during the operation, doing the corresponding rescue treatment in time, and providing patients with a painless and comfortable operation process on the premise of ensuring the patient's life safety. As the saying goes, surgery cures diseases and anesthesia saves lives.

Occupational description of anesthesiologist

Most people think that anesthesiologists are doctors who relieve pain and make patients unconscious through drug treatment. However, few people realize that the task of modern anesthesiologists in the operating room is not only to ensure the comfort of patients, but also to monitor and diagnose the changes of important life functions caused by various factors (anesthesia, surgery, primary disease, etc.). ) during surgery and anesthesia recovery period, so as to treat it and ensure the safety of patients during perioperative period.

Anesthesiologists need extensive knowledge to be competent, and they need to have basic knowledge of pathophysiology, pharmacology, internal medicine, surgery, women and children, anesthesia and other clinical medical disciplines. As an anesthesiologist, to relieve patients' pain, we must have the ability to deal with emergencies and manage patients' vital signs, including breathing, heart rate, blood pressure, heart, nervous system, liver and kidney functions, etc.