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1. www.rcoa.ac.uk › who-are-anaesthesia-associatesWho are anaesthesia associates? | The Royal College of ...

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   AAs are not doctors. They are trained, skilled practitioners that work within the anaesthetic team under the supervision of a consultant or autonomously practising SAS doctor. AAs are part of the Medical Associate Professions (MAPs), alongside physician associates (PAs) and surgical care practitioners (SCPs). All qualified AAs have successfully ...

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   Entry requirements To apply for a post as a student anaesthesia associate, you'll need to be either: an experienced registered health care professional e.g. a nurse or operating department practitioner with at least three years’ full-time, post-qualification work experience and evidence of recent academic study Or graduates with a biomedical science or biological science 2:1 honours degree ...

3. anaesthetists.org › Home › News-opinionPosition statement on Anaesthesia Associates | Association of ...

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   Position statement on Anaesthesia Associates. September 2024. This position statement is accurate as of September 2024, however this is a live issue and our position is subject to change. Over the past year, there have been many developments in how both Government and the profession view the role of Anaesthesia Associates.

4. www.rcoa.ac.uk › anaesthesia-associatesAnaesthesia associates - The Royal College of Anaesthetists

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   The College’s role in relation to anaesthesia associates (AAs) is to provide leadership and guidance on their education, training and professional development. Our work in relation to AAs is evolving, as is the wider debate about the role of Medical Associate Professions (MAPs). As a result, while we have sought to ensure that all the ...

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   Feb 22, 2024 · The House of Lords is due to consider the draft Anaesthesia Associates and Physician Associates Order 2024 on 26 February 2024. The order would provide for the regulation of anaesthesia associates and physician associates by the General Medical Council (GMC). The order requires the approval of both Houses of Parliament and the Scottish ...

6. anaesthesiaassociates.org › general-info › faqsFAQs - Association of Anaesthesia Associates (AAA)

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   This pay system covers all staff except doctors, dentists and the most senior managers. Staff in the NHS will usually work a standard 37.5 hours per week. They may work a shift pattern. (1) Trainee AAs can be seconded, paid a nominal trainee salary e.g. £15,000 per annum or paid a percentage of the top of band 7 as per AfC.

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   What is an Anaesthesia Associate?

   • Anaesthesia associates (AAs), formerly known as physician assistants (anaesthesia), were introduced in 2004 and the role is now established within many NHS hospitals. AAs are not doctors. They are trained, skilled practitioners that work within the anaesthetic team under the supervision of a consultant or autonomously practising SAS doctor.

   Who are anaesthesia associates? - The Royal College of Anaesthetists

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   What is the College's role in relation to anaesthesia associates?

   • The College’s role in relation to anaesthesia associates (AAs) is to provide leadership and guidance on their education, training and professional development. Our work in relation to AAs is evolving, as is the wider debate about the role of Medical Associate Professions (MAPs).

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   Should Physician Associates and anaesthesia associates be regulated?

   • As above, p 7. Return to text The government is planning to legislate to bring physician associates (PAs) and anaesthesia associates (AAs) under the regulation of the General Medical Council (GMC). Although there is support for regulating these roles, there are concerns that patients do not always understand that PAs and AAs are not doctors.

   Anaesthesia associates and physician associates - House of Lords Library

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   What is the draft anaesthesia Associates and physician associates order 2024?

   • 4. Parliamentary scrutiny of the draft order The House of Lords is due to consider the draft Anaesthesia Associates and Physician Associates Order 2024 on 26 February 2024. The order would provide for the regulation of anaesthesia associates and physician associates by the General Medical Council (GMC).

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   How do I become a student Anaesthesia Associate?

   • To apply for a post as a student anaesthesia associate, you'll need to be either: Or graduates with a biomedical science or biological science 2:1 honours degree or better. You’ll: You'll need to apply to be a student anaesthesia associate within the NHS and complete a full-time, 24 or 27 month postgraduate qualification.

   Anaesthesia associate - Health Careers

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   Who is a qualified anaesthetist?

   • All qualified AAs have successfully completed an anaesthesia associate training programme and are encouraged to maintain their presence on the AA Managed Voluntary Register, currently held by the RCoA. AAs are members of the anaesthetic team, working alongside others such as consultant anaesthetists, SAS doctors and anaesthetists in training.

   Who are anaesthesia associates? - The Royal College of Anaesthetists

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8. associationofanaesthetists-publications.onlinelibrary.wiley.comHave anaesthetists' concerns about anaesthesia associates ...

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   Aug 7, 2024 · The topic of anaesthesia associates remains highly controversial in UK anaesthesia and has suffered from a relative lack of objective data to inform discussion. We feel this documented window into the clinical activity of anaesthesia associates reinforces our concerns on patient safety and parallels with training of anaesthetists.