Certified Clinical Anesthesia Assistant (Alberta)

Certified Clinical Anesthesia Assistant (Alberta)

06 Nov
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Covenant Health Canada
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Alberta

06 Nov

Covenant Health Canada

Alberta

Certified Clinical Anesthesia Assistants support surgical care at Grey Nuns Community Hospital in Edmonton through advanced anesthesia skills and patient monitoring. This is a regular full time multisite role.
Working within the Anesthesia Care Team under anesthesiologist supervision, the Anesthesia Assistant performs delegated anesthesia-related tasks. The role includes patient assessments, care planning, anesthetic and medication administration, monitoring, and clinical response. Covenant Health’s Operative Program serves patients through hospital-based care.
Key Responsibilities: Complete comprehensive patient assessments before anesthesia care
Develop and implement anesthesia care plans
Administer anesthetics and medications as delegated
Manage monitoring during surgical procedures




Respond to clinical situations during procedures
Requirements: Recognized Respiratory Therapy graduate or baccalaureate-prepared Registered Nurse
Accredited post-graduate Anesthesia Assistant Program completion
Current applicable professional college registration under Alberta legislation
Certified Clinical Anesthesia Assistant credential from CSRT
Basic and Advanced Cardiac Life Support certification
Bring anesthesia assessment, medication administration, and monitoring expertise to Covenant Health’s surgical care team in Edmonton.

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📌 Certified Clinical Anesthesia Assistant (Alberta)
🏢 Covenant Health Canada
📍 Alberta

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