Radiation Oncology Anesthesia Technician

The Radiation Oncology Department provides advanced oncological support to a varied patient population across the hospital campus, including small, large, and exotic species. This position requires advanced veterinary medical knowledge, strong time-management skills, and the ability to thrive in a fast-paced, teaching-focused clinical environment.

The position collaborates closely with specialty services, clinicians, staff, and students to coordinate and deliver high-quality anesthetic and service specific patient care needs. Responsibilities include comprehensive patient assessment, administration of complex anesthetic and medical treatments, continuous monitoring during diagnostic procedures, post-procedural recovery, and strict adherence to infectious disease and safety protocols. This role also supports hospital operations through documentation, workflow coordination, and the training and mentoring of learners and new staff.

Provide comprehensive anesthetic and peri-anesthetic care, including pre-anesthetic assessments, high-risk drug calculations, advanced monitoring, life-saving interventions, pain management, and recovery for small, large, and exotic species.

Operate, interpret, and maintain advanced anesthetic and physiologic monitoring equipment and specialized patient care devices to ensure patient safety during diagnostic, and imaging procedures.

Coordinate care and communicate effectively with specialty services, clinicians, staff, and students across multiple hospital service areas to support complex cases..

Orient, teach, and coach new staff, students, interns, and residents on anesthetic procedures, hospital policies, and patient care standards in a teaching-hospital environment.

Accurately document patient care and treatments within hospital information systems while maintaining a clean, safe work environment and adhering to infectious disease protocols, OSHA, EHS, and radiation safety standards. Requires ability to lift up to 50 pounds, with or without reasonable accommodations.