The Anesthesia Program is a two-year associate degree program aimed at training anesthesia technicians, who hold a significant place in the healthcare field. The program's primary objective is to cultivate healthcare professionals who can work in operating rooms, assist physicians in anesthesia procedures, prioritize patient safety, adhere to ethical values, and possess a high sense of professional responsibility.
Within the program, students take fundamental and professional courses in anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, anesthesia techniques, resuscitation, emergency patient care, and operating room practices. In addition, practical training is provided in areas such as the use of modern medical equipment, sterilization, and infection control. Throughout the training process, students have the opportunity to reinforce their theoretical knowledge through laboratory work and clinical applications in healthcare facilities.
Anesthesia technicians can work in operating rooms, intensive care units, and emergency departments of public and private hospitals. Graduates undertake critical tasks such as preparing the patient before surgery, assisting the anesthesiologist during surgery, monitoring the patient's vital signs, and ensuring the patient's safe recovery after surgery.
Graduates of this program can advance their academic careers by transferring to related undergraduate programs through the Vertical Transfer Examination (DGS). Furthermore, this profession, which allows for rapid employment in the healthcare sector, offers significant advantages in terms of job security and career opportunities.
Last updated: 26 October 2026