Specialization in Anesthesiology and Resuscitation

The human, scientific, technical, and social characteristics that Anesthesiologists must possess to fully comply with their professional practice are as follows:

Ability to establish communication and empathy with the patient, their families, and other members of the team that handles the patient, with a view to achieving adequate psychological, clinical, and pharmacological preparation for anesthesia, surgery, or other medical events in which they must intervene.

Capability to assess patients undergoing surgical procedures and diagnoses, as well as define and intervene on the risks to which the patient is exposed.

Skill, safety, and effectiveness in the management of anesthetic, analgesic, and resuscitation techniques, together with the ability to perform the medical treatment of underlying pathological entities or situations that complicate the anesthetic act, seek the integral preservation of the organic functioning of the same during surgery and post-operative.

Ability and dexterity to perform immediate resuscitation measures that achieve the restoration of vital signs and the state of consciousness of the patient undergoing surgery or in different clinical situations in which cardiorespiratory functions are terminated.

Motor and intellectual prowess to promptly diagnose the abnormalities inherent in the anesthetic act, trauma, and clinical conditions that endanger the patient’s life and to try to manage them with the least morbidity possible, avoiding permanent sequela.

Ability to diagnose and manage acute respiratory, renal and metabolic cardiovascular problems, as well as other vital systems that threaten the patient’s life.

Motor and cognitive knowledge and skills for the management of acute and chronic pain in critical patients, either inside or outside the operating room, by applying techniques or pharmacological therapy.

Ability to correctly manage invasive and non-invasive monitoring equipment and techniques, allowing you to closely monitor and care for the patient either inside or outside the operating room.

Basic knowledge of patient management in the event of a disaster, individual or collective, small or large, with the development of leadership attitudes that allow them to participate as a member of the team as the team’s director.

Knowledge, attitude, and skills for research development, either individually or as part of research groups.

Motivation towards research activities, planning, organization, and participation in scientific teaching programs.

Ability to handle the concept of Teacher-Assistance integration.

Ability to strictly comply with ethical standards in your professional practice.

Motivation towards the defense of the guild, solidarity and follow-up of the principles of self-care and self-assessment.
Capability of managing and supervising an operating room service

Vision and social focus of your thoughts and activities, as well as the ability to work in multidisciplinary teams.