The Anesthesia Technician is expected to support daily operations and serve as a resource for anesthesia providers that includes participation in operating room turnovers, stocking supplies in the operating rooms, assisting with regional anesthesia blocks, assisting with difficult airways, assisting with specimen/laboratory transport, managing special purchasing/shipping/receiving of supplies, responding to recalls, managing medical gas tank par levels (Oxygen, Carbon Dioxide, Medical Air, and Nitrous Oxide), maintaining difficult airway supplies/expirations, maintaining Malignant Hyperthermia Cart supplies/expirations, daily equipment checks, serving as an interdepartmental resource, contributing to quality improvement initiatives, and contributing to cost reduction initiatives. 3. Responsible for daily preparation, calibration, confirmation of function, and cleaning of anesthesia and surgical equipment after use and in preparation for future use to include, although not limited to, ventilation systems, infusion pumps, IV fluids, pulse oximeters, ECG monitors, oxygen analyzers, airway gas monitors, ultrasound machines, warming devices, surgical tables, stretchers, endoscopy video equipment, cast saw, etc.