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If you have always wanted an exciting, fast-paced career in medicine without the long years of schooling necessary to become a physician or surgeon, a career as an anesthesia technologist could be a perfect fit. Anesthesia technologists work with anesthesiologists to monitor patients' well-being while they are under anesthesia, to maintain and inspect the equipment used for anesthesia, and to ensure that proper procedures are followed during and after anesthetics administration. Most anesthesia technology degree programs are two years long. Most schools offer practical training in real-world medical settings as part of their degree programs.