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Responsible for treating patients during the operational period
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Examine patients at least twice a day, and conduct rounds with nursing staff each morning
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Examine new patients in the assigned area, complete double medical records within 24 hours
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Prepare and finalize patient records for those scheduled for surgery
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Perform evaluation of forms as required
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Monitor and handle emerging issues related to patients in non-urgent, non-emergency cases, including program surgical cases
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Explain disease condition, treatment plan, discharge to patients/family, specialist examination interventions, case conferences
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Communicate with nursing staff about treatment plan, monitoring, and patient care
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Report to department head/vice head on the disease situation in the assigned area
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Present cases to department head/vice head when attending department-wide rounds as per regulations
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Perform specialized treatment procedures for patients, adhering to infection control principles
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Classify severe patient conditions, monitor, administer transfusions… requiring special care regimes
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Prepare, attend, and present cases at department-wide, interdisciplinary, and external conferences.
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Receive and examine admitted patients, assign to department, provide treatment orders and follow-up
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Handle emergency and urgent cases in the department
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Complete pre-operative preparation for patients scheduled for program surgeries
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Perform evaluation of forms as required
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Present cases for surgery approval to department head/vice head
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Provide pre-surgical explanations to patients/family, obtain surgical/procedural consent
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Present outpatient oncology cases at case conferences and be responsible for explaining conference results when patients are admitted
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Refer patients to other departments for examination
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Specialist examination
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Perform outpatient procedures/minor surgeries
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Conduct blood typing and cross-matching prior to transfusion
