Anesthesiologist Career Paper

I want to become an anesthesiologist who focuses on pain management when I get older and in this paper I’m going to tell you how I'm going to do it. This is my number 1 dream. Anesthesiology is the practice of medicine dedicated to pain relief and total care of the surgical patient before, during and after surgery.
There is no specific age you have to be to become an anesthesiologist.The only real requirements to become an anesthesiologist is your education. Malpractice insurance cost for anesthesiologist is a lot of money it is the most expensive in the whole medical field.
The type of anesthesiologist I want to become specializes in pain management. “Pain management is a medical subspecialty that is associated with anesthesiology. Pain management physicians are often trained as an anesthesiologists. They can choose to
practice in an outpatient clinic instead of practicing in a surgical setting. Other pain management physicians may have a background in other specialties like primary care”. Pain management is under the physician job category. A physician is a person qualified to practice medicine. This can be the best and the worst job. The good things about this job is that you don’t work that much and you get to help a lot of different types of people. It gives you the opportunity to know that you are helping people. You could be out with your kids and have to just up and leave and go the the hospital. You could even be on vacation or even your day and have to go in. It can be bad because you could get called in at the middle of the night. You also have to deal with deaths sometimes.
Pain management anesthesiologist work all around the world. You can get this job almost any place in the world. It may be more needed in some places more than others.
I want to be an anesthesiologist who focuses on pain management because I like to help people. If I become an anesthesiologist I would be able to help a lot of people if I go into this career. I wanted to go into this career since I was in the 7th grade. This is the number 1 job I want. To become an anesthesiologist is my dream job. I want to become this because I want to know that i'm making a difference in the world. I’m giving people a fighting chance to survive.
To become an anesthesiologist you need an undergraduate degree which is about 4 years of college. You will also need a medical degree which is also about 4 years of graduate school with a M.D. or D.O. You also need residency training which is 4 years of postgraduate training. So all together it will take about 12 years of school. Anesthesiologist have to spend 1 year as an intern and 3 years in a residency program. “There is approximately 160 anesthesiology medical residency programs throughout the United States and Canada.” Some anesthesiologists can participate in additional 1 year fellowship if there is an interest in practicing in a specific area of anesthesiology, like critical care medicine, pain medicine and research or education.
Here are some risks of being an anesthesiologist. You have to risk getting sued every day. The life of the patient is in your hands and if you don't give them enough anesthetics they could wake up in the middle of an operation and be in a lot pain. In big operations i’ll have to slow the patience heart to near death.
If I become a pain management anesthesiologist I can treat pain in a lot of ways like Physical therapy,Oral medication,Trigger point injections,Epidurals,Chiropractic treatment,Massage therapy and,Acupuncture. If you're a quick thinker and work well under pressure than you would be a good anesthesiologist.
Anesthesiologist have about 915 surgeries cases a year.
A pain management anesthesiologist make about $529,347. In 2010 anesthesiologist who practiced on pain management made $502,024. Regular pain management physicians only made $371,481.The difference between their pay is that anesthesiologist are qualified to do more things than a pain management physician.
Outside of an operating room anesthesiologist have expanded to caring for patients during postoperative recovery, provide anesthesia for nonsurgical procedures such as endoscopy and various cardiac interventions, and during labor and delivery. An anesthesiologist expert in pain management, anesthesiologists can manage pain clinics or advise other specialists on how to manage pain. Nitrous oxide (N20) is a gas the gas anesthesiologist use to put you under and it's used to increase the power of engines in motor racing (often called nitrous or just NOS).
These are some of the main purposes for general anesthesia pain relief, blocking memory of the procedure, producing unconscious, inhibiting normal body reflexes to make surgery safer and easier to perform, and relaxing the muscles of the
body.
Here are the 4 stages of anesthesia performed with general anesthetics. Stage 1- Analgesia-The patient experiences analgesia but is still conscious enough to carry on a conversation.Stage 2- Excitement- The patient may experience delirium. Their blood pressure rises and becomes irregular, and then there breathing rate increases. This stage is sometimes not used because they use sodium pentothal, before the anesthesia. Stage 3- Surgical Anesthesia- During this stage, the skeletal muscles are relaxed, and the patient's breathing becomes regular. Eye movements slow down until they come to a stop, and then surgery can begin. Stage 4- Medullary Paralysis- This stage only happens if the respiratory centers in the medulla oblongata of the brain that control the breathing and other vital functions cease to work.The patient can die if they're not revived quickly. This stage should never be reached. Careful control of the amounts of anesthetics administered will prevent this occurrence from ever happening.