Orthopedic Trauma Department

Responsible for treating patients during duty hours
Visit and examine patients at least twice a day, accompany nursing rounds each morning
Examine new patients in the assigned area, complete dual medical records within 24 hours
Prepare and finalize patient records for those scheduled for surgery
Conduct assessments of forms as required
Monitor and address non-urgent, non-emergency issues related to patients, including scheduled surgical cases
Explain disease condition, treatment plan, discharge to patients/family, specialist examination interventions, and case conferences
Communicate with nursing staff about treatment plans, monitoring, and patient care
Report to department head/vice-head on patient status in the assigned area
Present cases to department head/vice-head during full department rounds as scheduled: Tuesday and Friday mornings weekly
Perform specialized treatment procedures on patients, adhering to infection control principles
Classify severe patient conditions, monitor, administer intravenous therapy…requiring special care regimes.
Prepare, attend, and present cases at full department, interdisciplinary, and external hospital conferences.

Graduate with postgraduate degree, preferably resident doctors, Specialist I physicians, or Medical Masters in Orthopedic Trauma
Professional practice license
Doctors with over 3 years of relevant specialist experience or work at Level 1 hospitals.
English proficiency: IELTS 5.5, TOEFL 65, TOEIC (Reading & Listening: 650, writing: level 5, speaking: level 6).
Proficient in office computer applications.
Good communication skills.