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As part of your postgraduate studies (NDS) in anaesthesia nursing, you have the opportunity to complete an internship at UKBB.
Anaesthesia nursing is a specialised form of nursing that is closely linked to the administration of anaesthesia and the care of patients during operations and procedures. Anaesthesia nurses work closely with anaesthetists and the surgical team to ensure safe and effective anaesthesia care.
Anaesthesia nurses play a central role in the pre- and post-operative care of patients. Their work ensures that patients are guided safely through anaesthesia and receive the best possible care after the procedure. They make a significant contribution to the safety and well-being of patients.
Overall, anaesthesia care is a demanding and responsible area of healthcare that requires both precise specialist knowledge and a high degree of empathy and a sense of responsibility.
Your tasks as a certified expert NDS HF in anaesthesia care:
Anaesthesia nurses require specialised training in anaesthesia care, which includes both theoretical and practical knowledge. This includes a sound knowledge of medication, monitoring techniques and emergency measures.
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