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How much do full time anesthesia tech jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 3, 2026, the average hourly pay for full time anesthesia tech in Texas is $35.30, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.45 and $39.74 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a full time anesthesia tech?

Full Time Anesthesia Techs are healthcare professionals who support anesthesiologists and nurse anesthetists during surgical procedures. They are responsible for preparing and maintaining anesthesia equipment, ensuring all necessary supplies are available, and assisting with patient monitoring. Their role is crucial in maintaining safety and efficiency in the operating room. Working full time means they typically have set schedules and may work in hospitals, surgical centers, or other healthcare facilities.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a full time anesthesia tech?

To thrive as a Full Time Anesthesia Tech, you need a solid understanding of anesthesia equipment, patient monitoring, and sterile techniques, typically supported by a high school diploma and on-the-job training or a certified anesthesia technician credential. Familiarity with anesthesia machines, ventilators, and electronic health record (EHR) systems is crucial. Attention to detail, strong organizational skills, and effective communication help you support anesthesiologists and ensure patient safety. These competencies are vital to maintaining a safe surgical environment and minimizing risks during procedures.

What are some common challenges faced by full time anesthesia techs in a hospital setting?

Full Time Anesthesia Techs often work in fast-paced environments where they must quickly and accurately set up, maintain, and troubleshoot anesthesia equipment. A common challenge is coordinating with anesthesiologists, surgeons, and nursing staff during high-pressure situations, such as emergencies or back-to-back surgeries. Additionally, maintaining strict attention to detail while managing inventory and ensuring all equipment is sterile can be demanding. Over time, techs develop strong multitasking and communication skills, which are vital for success and advancement in the role.

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Anesthesia Tech/OR Attendant

New England Baptist Hospital

Dedham, MA • On-site

Full-time

Re-posted 22 days ago


Job description

The Anesthesia and Operating Room attendant functions as a core member of the Surgical Services team at New England Baptist Surgicare. This individual will work in conjunction with anesthesia, nursing, and surgery, while providing necessary support in the Operating Room. This support includes, but is not limited to, room turnover and setup, patient transport, patient prep, stocking, anesthesia responsibilities and other general functions as assigned.

Principal Duties and Essential Functions:

1. Anesthesia Responsibilities

  • Responsible for restocking and cleaning equipment
  • Open and close scavenger system
  • Responsible for anesthesia machine drawer, including but not limited to:
    • Fill and turn off vaporizers when necessary;
    • Change soda lime when necessary;
    • Ensure proper connections;
    • Ensure that the O2 and N2O tanks are full
  • Check equipment cart for drugs and equipment and maintain its cleanliness
  • Responsible for the cleanliness of anesthesia monitors and cables
  • Setup electrodes, oxisensor and endotracheal equipment
  • Restock drawers, including changing out anesthesia drug trays, and monitoring equipment
  • Clean cart and machine in each room and setup machines at close of shift
  • Observe for changes in schedule
  • Restock I.V. solution cart, block cart and difficult intubation cart
  • Clean laryngoscope blades and temperature probes, package and deliver to Central Supply Room
  • Keep laryngoscopes bright
  • Report malfunctioning equipment immediately
  • Monitor anesthesia gases and nitrogen tanks in tank room and order anesthesia gases as needed
  • Changes OXYGEN E tanks as needed and keep backups on each stretcher
  • Keep stretchers stocked with variety of O2 masks for patient transport
  • Collaborate with Materials Coordinator to ensure adequate and appropriate anesthesia supplies are available at all times

2. Operating Room Responsibilities

  • Responsible for checking the OR bed or positioning devices for proper attachments Demonstrate a working knowledge of all tables and positioning devices and attachments
  • Clean all positioning equipment and bed attachments prior to putting away
  • Demonstrate initiative to put away extra equipment when not in use
  • Adhere to standard and resistant organism precautions
  • Wear personal protective attire appropriate for task being performed (i.e., gown, goggles, gloves)
  • Observe for and attend to blood or body fluid spills
  • Work effectively with other staff as a member of the surgical team
  • Respond to intercom calls in a timely manner
  • Assume responsibility for prompt room turnover times
  • Complies with on-call responsibilities
  • Responds within 30 minutes when on-call (unless another time frame is established by the Nursing Coordinator).
  • Assists staff in the PACU or other Surgical Services unit(s), as necessary

3. Patient Prep

  • Set-up suction, I.V., and endotracheal tube
  • Greet and identify patient
  • Attach monitor leads, oxisensor, and blood pressure cuff
  • Responsible for assisting any anesthesiologist or anesthetist, while:
    • Starting I.V.
    • Inducing endotracheal tube
    • Positioning patient
    • Protecting patient, e.g. eyes, limbs, etc.
    • Holding patient for spinal and epidurals
    • Ventilating patient under supervision of anesthesiologist
    • Assist during emergencies
  • Assists in positioning of patients for surgical procedures
  • Holds extremities for skin prep
  • Delivers PACU stretchers/patient beds to room upon request from primary/associate nurse
  • Assists in transferring the patients from the OR table to the PACU or patient's bed and assists in transferring patients to PACU when necessary

4. Room Turnover

  • Responsible for room turnovers between cases
  • Cleans monitoring devices and all anesthesia supplies, replaces O2 circuits, setup for next case and ensures stock is sufficient
  • Dispose of soiled linen and replace with clean laundry bag
  • Dispose of trash and re-line buckets with plastic liners
  • Mops floor with a clean mop and disinfectant solution after every case
  • Empties suction canisters in hopper near the decontamination room and discards them in a biohazard trash bag
  • Replaces clean suction canisters and tubing at each suction regulator in the OR
  • Cleans and re-makes OR bed and/or stretcher
  • Wipes all surfaces that have been contaminated by blood, body fluid or other contaminants

Requirements:

Must have at least 1 year of anesthesia tech experience

American Heart Association HeartSaver or BLS required

Employment Type: Full time