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	Where are most anesthesiologist jobs located? I need this question answered for part of my career essay. Where are most anesthesiologist jobs found and why? 2 answers - Asked By: Morgan - 5/20/2012

	Which job in medical field is better? Ok, so I want to go into the medical field no matter what. I've narrowed my options into a Registered Nurse or an Anesthesiologist. Which job is better? 4 answers - Asked By: alexx - 2/2/2010

	What are the basic duties of an anesthesiologist? I'm a teenager still looking for potential careers. I've always been fascinated with medicine, and I recently learned about anesthesiologists. The average pay (200-300 grand a year) and my presumed idea of what the career involves seems very interesting to me, but I can't find much information on the specifics of what they actually do. Does anyone know the basic (and extended, if possible) duties of an anesthesiologist? Personal experience would be best but if you find stats online I'll take those too. Thanks. 7 answers - Asked By: Cody R - 4/2/2008

	How many years does it take for an anesthesiologist to cover their tuition debt? Im worried whether i should become an anesthesiologist for the time it takes to become one and the time it takes to cover the costs of their tuition loans. I understand it depends on the college but lets assume it costs 40 k a year after undergraduate. 1 answer - Asked By: Alister McCormick - 4/17/2011

	What is the difference between an Anesthesiologist and an Anesthetist? What is the difference?How do the Jobs Differ?What are the education requirements and for both?Who gets paid more?Is one above or better than the other? 2 answers - Asked By: Alyssa[R.I.P MJ] - 5/25/2009

	What jobs can make you superficial because of the money? I would prefer if you told me jobs that you have to graduate college for. I am writing a story on a humble girl who becomes shallow because of her job. Thanks. 3 answers - Asked By: gmoya - 11/7/2007

	What will I need to study extra hard in to prepare to be an anesthesiologist? I've been wanting to go into the medical career. Looking into the careers, I'm most interested in being an anesthesiologist. But, I'm still in high school. What am I going to need to study extra hard in to prepare for it? Also, how many years of college will be required? What will they be? How much is the average salary? Thanks go out in advance to anyone that can answer all these questions! 4 answers - Asked By: Lexi - 9/22/2011

	What kind of jobs are there to do with child cancer patients? When im older i want to work with child cancer patients as my brother passed away from cancer 2 years ago. Im choosing my options soon so i would like to know what jobs are out there so i can choose options to do with it! Im up to nearly anything and im not bothered if its in a hospice or a hosptial or clinic! So what jobs are there? :) thanks! 3 answers - Asked By: HappyMarshmallow - 8/31/2011

	What jobs are available for an officer in the Air Force? I'm planning to attend a college that offers Air Force ROTC and graduate as a second lieutenant. However, I'd like to know what kind of jobs would be available to me once I do graduate. Could I be a doctor? If so, would I have to go to med school at some point? Any info would be greatly appreciated. 3 answers - Asked By: Lily - 3/23/2009

	Do anesthesiologists have to be really good at math? I'm a sophomore in high school and I'm interested in becoming an anesthesiologist. But, i'm not the best at math. And i was wondering exactly how good at math do you have to be to be an anesthesiologist? And how many math classes do you have to take? ANY answers would be very much appreciated! Thank you! 7 answers - Asked By: Robotgirl198 - 2/4/2011

	What job in the medical field is the safest from legal troubles? I'd like to be an anesthesiologist, but I'm not a big fan of the imminent chances of being sued, so I'm searching for one where it is not very likely to get into any sort of legal trouble... 12 answers - Asked By: kobe - 8/13/2007

	What our the hours that anesthesiologists have to work like? and is it worth all the schooling? I understand that anesthesiologist hopefuls have to go through 12 long years of education. I ask, is it worth it? I have a large interest in the medical field and this specialty looks appealing. I also hear that anesthesiologists work very long hours. Can I get some clarification on this? How exactly do the hours work? Will I have enough time for leisure and time for family in this field? Sorry for the spelling of "are" by the way in the title. 1 answer - Asked By: raymondpart - 7/29/2008

	What is residency like for an anesthesiologist? I want to become an anesthesiologist but I am confused about how the residency program works. What do you do while in residency? How much do you get paid? How many hours a week you work? Also, what is moonlighting? I have heard the term but I don't understand what it is... Anything will help, thank you! 1 answer - Asked By: a51 - 11/23/2009

	What duties are different in an anesthesiologist and CRNA? I know what they both are. But how are there jobs different? What is a Dag in the life of each? 2 answers - Asked By: Lillie - 5/13/2012

	What are the top ten paying jobs in the world? I would like to know the top ten paying jobs in the world. And I mean the top paying jobs. Really good ones. 2 answers - Asked By: - 7/23/2009

	How long does it take to be a anesthesiologist? How many years in college does it take to be an anesthesiologist nurse, and what do I have to go threw? Please lots of info no stupid answers please. Include a source if you can please . 2 answers - Asked By: lebron richie - 3/13/2010

	What are some jobs that require debating skills? I'm trying to narrow down what I want. I either want to try to be an an anesthesiologist or something that requires debate or possibly a physical therapist. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance. 3 answers - Asked By: ♕Elizabeth I♕(Music's BFFL) - 7/20/2010

	Can a anesthesiologist afford nice home in Beverly hills? I want to become an anesthesiologist. I heard they make pretty good money ranging from 200,000-300,000 at the most. 3 answers - Asked By: Dezmond N - 6/28/2011

	What jobs out there do you know of that pay more than $450 000 annually? I'm not afraid to invest a lot of time in school but I would like a job that has potential to pay a good salary over that mark. What career paths offer the chance to earn that kind of money? Specific jobs and specific salaries would be very helpful. Thanks. 2 answers - Asked By: Anonymous5555 - 7/26/2008

	What currently are the highest paying jobs in the United States? CEO, president, (of a company) lawyer, investment banker-what are the highest paying jobs? I talking about the HIGHEST paying ones, as in millions. 3 answers - Asked By: GuitarMaster - 10/23/2008

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Supports anesthesia induction and recovery by preparing patients; maintaining, calibrating, and troubleshooting anesthesia equipment; maintaining anesthesia supply and drug inventories.

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