Meet Nish, an anaesthetist

[@seanthomas516]

Anaesthetists are awesome, ive had 2 operations in the past 3 months, and go into each with a major panic attack, but they always manage to put me at ease and feel 100% safe. Great people.

[@svea11100]

Excellent,informative film!

[@sebastianworthington9737]

Qualified but really hated working in NHS. Decided in a new career.

[@hilalarslan5888]

hello, may I ask why?

[@georgesaad541]

Hello DR. Meet Nish ..I'm George Saad , an anesthesia resident in Ain Shams university hospitals from Egypt . Can you tell me how to start work as anesthesia resident in U K in details ,please ?

[@HealthCareers]

Hi Jojo - This link might be helpful: www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/working-health/overseas-health-professionals

[@davidguardado4739]

Dont you like Egypt?

[@davidguardado4739]

4 Years later how are you doing DR?

[@georgesaad541]

@davidguardado4739 No insane dr likes to work in Egypt with these circumstances

[@davidguardado4739]

@@georgesaad541 Thanks for your reply :). Are you working in Uk now?

[@yohanstekie8681]

Hello my name is John and i have four years of work experience as nurse anesthetists and i have bachelor's degree and master's degree in anesthesia and i want to work in UK, how can i apply it could you help me please?

[@jeswin9829]

can nurses become anesthetist? if so, how?

[@HealthCareers]

Thank you Kleisto for contacting Health Careers. It’s fantastic to hear you are considering a career as an anaesthetist. Anaesthetists care for patients by choosing the appropriate anaesthetics, monitoring their wellbeing during operations and painful procedures, supervising their recovery and providing further medical support if needed. Further information on being a anaesthetist, including entry requirements and training and development, can be found on the Health Careers website at: www.healthcareers.nhs.uk/explore-roles/doctors/roles-doctors/anaesthesia Kind regards, Health Careers Team.

[@jeswin9829]

@@HealthCareers thanks fr letting me know. im 17 years old and will start my nursing course in uni next year

[@psps2034]

@@jeswin9829 You have to become a doctor if you want to be an anaesthetists - anaesthetists are doctors who have chosen to specialise in anaesthetics.

[@Pius-XI]

You can become an ODP and assist the anaesthetist in theatre if you didn't want to go down the dr route

[@psps2034]

No, - anaesthetists are doctors. Anaesthetists are specialists doctors just like surgeons, cardiologists and paediatricians.

[@sallygoodsell]

medication for fainting low blood pressure 0:04 0:04

[@KatJ3st]

I wish I having her as my anesthesiologist instead of the control freak loser I'm getting. Doesn't listen to me and doesn't care

[@HealthCareers]

Thank you Kat59 for contacting Health Careers. As a careers information service, our remit is to provide information about starting a career in the NHS and wider health sector in England. We would suggest that you speak to your Surgeon or Nurse regarding your concerns. Best wishes. Health Careers Team.