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While it's generally safe with the proper medical supervision, I can't imagine the NBA medical staffs are all warm and fuzzy about their players going under anasthesia with third-party doctors.

My nephew is the managing senior anesthesiologist at a group out of San Antonio.  I asked him about this.  It takes 12 to 15 years, tests to become an MD or DO, then tests from the ASA.  Unless the technician is board certified he would be very leary.  Propofol is a wonderful thing, but as Michael Jackson can attest, it's not idiot proof.  This would have to be a high end tattoo parlor...