Sounds like a knock out job to me.

do you mean an anesthesiologist? because according to the dictionary, and anesthetist is somebody qualified to administer anesthetics, and that's pretty much what an anesthesiologist is. anyway, what they do is work in hospitals, clinics, and pain treatment centres. they may spend part of their day in the office doing consultations, part of it seeing patients in the hospital, and part of it in the operating room. sometimes, if they are anesthetizing patients who are having complex surgeries, they may have to spend as many as 8 hours in an operating room. in the operating room, anesthesiologists work as part of a team that includes nurses and surgeons. anesthesiologists who work in hospitals may have to work long hours, usually 60 to 65 hours a week. weekend work is quite common, especially for those who are on-call. anesthesiologists who work only in pain treatment centres may not have to work on weekends and they are not usually on-call. anesthesiologists must first complete the basic training that it takes to become a doctor. After high school, students need to finish a minimum of 2 to 3 years of undergraduate university education, including the successful completion of several required science courses, and then 4 years of medical school. admission to medical school is very competitive. most applicants have a 4-year bachelor’s degree—the minimum requirement for some schools—and some even have a master’s degree. Generally, those applicants with the highest marks have the greatest chance of being accepted; however, medical schools also consider things like leadership qualities and extracurricular activities when making admissions decisions. some schools also require prospective students to achieve a high score on the Medical College Admission Test (MCAT). applicants may also be required to submit an autobiographical essay and participate in an interview. the first 2 years of medical school are usually comprised of course and laboratory work; the next 2 years are spent working as an intern at a hospital or other medical setting. Graduates from medical school receive a Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree. those who want to be anesthesiologists must then complete a 5-year anesthesiology residency. the residency includes basic clinical training, as well as training in adult and child anesthesiology, obstetric anesthesiology, and chronic pain management. once the anesthesiology residency is completed, MDs must pass the qualification exam of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (RCPSC) or the College des médecins du Québec (CMQ) in Quebec. they must also be licensed by the appropriate province or territory. i live in canada, so that's the exam you take if your a resident in canada. you can google university anethesiology programs of the country you live in and it should tell you about their exams. hope this helped, good luck!