Bachelor in Anaesthesia and Operation Theatre Technology

Students are trained to handle anaesthesia procedures, monitoring, equipment setup, patient preparation and recovery support in surgical environments. They also learn sterilisation, aseptic technique, airway management, anaesthesia drug preparation, and operation theatre workflow coordination to support anaesthesiologists and surgical teams.

The curriculum integrates intensive hands-on training in state-of-the-art OT and anaesthesia labs, as well as clinical internships where students work alongside professionals in actual surgical suites, gaining experience with modern anaesthesia machines, monitoring systems, and patient care during pre- and post-operative phases.

Unlike general nursing or paramedic roles, this programme specialises in anaesthesia equipment handling, drug preparation for anaesthesia, peri-operative patient positioning, airway and ventilator management support, and operation theatre coordination, making graduates experts specifically in the OT and anaesthesia domain rather than broader care areas.

Yes, students receive training in emergency response protocols, basic resuscitation, critical care support, ICU procedures linked to post-operative care, and quick decision-making under clinical pressure, which are essential for effective performance in high-intensity peri-operative settings.

Graduates can work as Anaesthesia Technologists, Operation Theatre Specialists, OT Coordinators, Peri-operative Care Technologists, Surgical Assistants, or ICU Support Technicians in hospitals, surgical centres, emergency care units and critical care departments, with a clear clinical focus on supporting anaesthesia and surgical teams.