An Anaesthesia Nurse, often referred to as a Nurse Anaesthetist or Certified Registered Nurse Anaesthetist, plays a critical role in the administration of anaesthesia and the overall care of patients undergoing surgical procedures ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:- Provide professional nursing care by advocating for the patients Assist the Assistant Nurse Clinician/Nurse Clinician/Nurse Manager in assessing, planning, implementation and evaluation of patients care pre, intra and post-operative phase. Assist the Assistant Nurse clinician/Nurse Clinician/Manager/HOD to develop unit audits in line with Operating Theatre and Endoscopy policies and practices. Assist to develop and support staff in all Quality Assurance matters affecting the department. Patient Assessment: Conduct thorough preoperative evaluations, including reviewing medical histories and conducting physical exams. Anaesthesia Planning: Collaborate with an Anaesthesiologists and Surgical teams to develop individualized Anaesthesia care plans. Administration of Anaesthesia: Safely administer various types of anaesthesia (general, regional, or local) during surgical procedures. Monitoring: Continuously monitor patients' vital signs and anaesthesia levels throughout the procedure to ensure safety and comfort. Postoperative Care: Oversee patients during recovery, managing pain relief and monitoring for any complications related to anaesthesia. Adhere the practices and SOPs to provide safe patient care. Assist in the evaluation of new procedures and practices. Perform scrub and circulating in the Operating Theatre and Endoscopy Suite. Assist in the implementation of certain project such as quality improvement project. Work in multi-disciplinary team/task such as a Scrub Nurse OT and ENDO, Circulating Nurse, AU Nurse, PACU Nurse, CSSD Nurse and lead the Operating Theatre Technician in maintaining patient safety pre, intra and post-operative in ensuring a safe and comfortable surgical environment. Ensure that surgica