Tampa Medical Malpractice Attorney Discusses the Responsibilities of an Anesthesiologist

If a patient is going to be fully sedated, most anesthesiologist will be present for the actual sedation, putting the patient to sleep.  You may be monitored during the surgical procedure by a nurse anesthetist regardless of whether or not the anesthesiologist is in the room he is responsible for supervising the conduct of that nurse anesthetist, even if he isn’t present. Download Our Free Medical Malpractice Guide If you have been injured due to the negligence of an anesthesiologist, contact our experienced Tampa Medical Malpractice Attorneys.

This video was provided by Betsey Herd, an experienced Tampa Medical Malpractice Attorney

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