Department of Internal Medicine

Perform disease diagnosis, create medical records and prescribe treatment, regulate admission, department transfer, hospital transfer, discharge, manage ward and procedure room regulations, and medication usage regulations.
For newly admitted patients or those transferred from other departments, they must be examined immediately, given medication orders, care and diet plans. Within 24 hours, complete the medical record and necessary tests; emergency patients must have an initial medical record created upon admission.
When the Department Head examines a patient, the treating physician must fully report the patient's progress during treatment to seek guidance from the Head.
Conduct consultations according to regulations for severe or critical patients, or those diagnosed and treated but with slow or no improvement.
Perform specialized procedures and examinations as assigned by the Department Head.
Participate in departmental and interdisciplinary consultations as assigned by the department management to provide expertise for difficult cases with poor treatment outcomes.

Postgraduate degree preferred; prioritize resident physicians, Level I specialists, or Master's in Internal Medicine – Musculoskeletal or Internal Medicine.
Professional practice certificate
Joint injection and tendon injection technique certificates.
Joint ultrasound certificate.
Physicians with over 3 years of relevant specialty 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.

Department of Internal Medicine – Musculoskeletal