The Department of Clinical Technology offers three distinct programs, as follows: Emergency Medical Services Program, Anesthesia Technique Program, and Respiratory Care Program.

Hospital emergency units, Red Crescent centers, and air ambulance services.

No, it is not available.

The graduate of the program is classified as a specialist in "emergency medical services (non-doctor)", and can complete his major in the master's or doctoral stage. Alternatively, he can join the College of Medicine to earn a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery, and then complete the fellowship in emergency medicine.

An anesthetic technician holds a diploma, a non-physician specialist has a bachelor's degree in anesthesia, while an anesthesiologist holds a Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery and majors in anesthesia.

1 - Surgical departments in hospitals 2 - Medical research centers.

By attending the College of Medicine and then joining the anesthesia fellowship, locally or abroad.

- Assisting the anesthesia specialist in the anesthesia and care of patients before and during surgery. - Preparation of medicine, devices and tools necessary for local anesthesia or general anesthesia.

Yes, it is possible outside Saudi Arabia; the title is Respiratory Care Specialist.

No, that's not possible.

Yes, one can specialize in management, research, or education.