Anesthesia

Vital applications such as correct monitoring of life parameters, correct sterilization, and the use of advanced anaesthesia machines must be performed by health personnel who are fully qualified in this field.

Graduates of the Anaesthesia Program are given the title of "Anaesthesia Technician" along with an associate degree diploma. To practice the profession of anaesthesiologist, at least an associate degree in The Anaesthesia Program is required.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS AVAILABLE THROUGH THE VERTICAL TRANSFER EXAM (DGS)

 - Emergency Aid and Disaster Management

 - Nursing

 - Healthcare Management

 - Social Service

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Graduates can work in:

 - Public, private and university hospitals,

 - Various units attached to the operating room and reanimation,

intensive care units,

 - Pain clinics,

 - With the title of "Anaesthesia Technician", they can also work in all areas where anaesthesiologists work,