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The quick response is yes. enrolling first in a public or private medical school, then finishing an anaesthetic training course.

A doctor who specialises in anaesthesia and perioperative care is known as an anaesthetist or anesthesiologist. Anesthesiologists complete a residency training programme in anaesthesia, which can last anywhere between 3 and 7 years, after graduating from medical school. In addition to training in anaesthesia subspecialties like regional, cardiac, obstetric, paediatric, thoracic, neurosurgical anaesthesia, and critical care, anaesthesia programmes put a strong emphasis on teaching physicians perioperative evaluation, medical optimization, anaesthetic pharmacology, airway management, mechanical ventilation, intraoperative crisis management, and postoperative pain management.

Unfortunately, obtaining a BSc in Anesthesia Technology does not automatically lead to employment as a physician anaesthetist. You must first graduate from medical school and then finish the required training.

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